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<h2>Browser fingerprinting</h2>
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<h2>What is fingerprinting?</h2>
<p>In short, <dfn id="dfn-browser-fingerprinting" data-export="">browser fingerprinting</dfn> is the capability of a site to identify or re-identify a visiting user, user agent or device via configuration settings or other observable characteristics.</p>
<p>In short, <dfn id="dfn-browser-fingerprinting" data-export="">browser fingerprinting</dfn> is the capability of a site to identify or re-identify a visiting user, user agent, or device via configuration settings or other observable characteristics.</p>
<p>A similar definition is provided by [[?RFC6973]]. A more detailed list of types of fingerprinting is included below. This document does not attempt to catalog all features currently used or usable for browser fingerprinting; however, <a href="#research"></a> provides links to browser vendor pages and academic findings.</p>
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