But how many people do this? If only a few do this, I could be tracked, because of the lacking exit node ip, even though my browser fingerprint would be in the Tor users crowd. Use Tor browser without Tor (is easily modified by placing two config files into the Tor browser folder, with just a few lines of code).I wouldn’t change settings or install extensions in this case, just delete browser data after use. Just use the most widely used OS and browser (Windows 10 and MS Edge) without modifications and hope that there are enough people with the same device, OS, browser, drivers, libraries (fonts etc), language, timezone, settings and extensions.There are a few solutions I have in mind, all of them I would use in combination with a VPN, but I am not really convinced by either of them, especially lacking bigger real-world studies with advanced fingerprinting techniques. Since fingerprinting protection is an essential part of Tor browser, I assume that some people here are knowledgeable in that area and can give some advice. I am a bit into fingerprinting protection, and couldn’t find a good solution to resist fingerprinting while not using Tor.
Been using Tor browser for a long time and really like it, but for some things I don’t use it, because it is not fast enough and I don’t want to “steal” bandwidth from others, for example for watching videos.
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