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A another option would be to tell websites that the desktop resolution is the render window, and resize the render window to either a popular common resolution, or to a multiple of 50px. The downside of this approach is that it has shortcomings when the window is maximized, because window decoration and scrollbar sizes will prevent rounding to an actual multiple of 50px. | A another option would be to tell websites that the desktop resolution is the render window, and resize the render window to either a popular common resolution, or to a multiple of 50px. The downside of this approach is that it has shortcomings when the window is maximized, because window decoration and scrollbar sizes will prevent rounding to an actual multiple of 50px. | ||
Some combination of these could help to make it hard to determine if the user is actually in Anonymous browsing mode. For example, providing a valid, but resized render window, lying about the size of the actual window to some standard platform size, and lying about the desktop size to return the most popular resolution just larger than the current window size. | |||
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