https://auth.openai.com/ Broken With RFP about user.js HOT 5 CLOSED

You can test individual RFP items by disabling RFP and using

/* 4002: set global FPP overrides [FF114+]
 * Controls what protections FPP uses globally, including "RFPTargets" (despite the name these are
 * not used by RFP) e.g. "+AllTargets,-CSSPrefersColorScheme" or "-AllTargets,+CanvasRandomization"
 * [NOTE] Be aware that not all RFP protections are necessarily in RFPTargets
 * [WARNING] Not recommended. Either use RFP or FPP at defaults
 * [1] https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/toolkit/components/resistfingerprinting/RFPTargets.inc ***/
   // user_pref("privacy.fingerprintingProtection.overrides", "");

but for you .. you're not going to be able to "fix" RFP, so I suggest you just use openAI in secondary browser (I personally have FF nightly installed for one off sites and testing - and it now has it's own little bookmark section of daily sites)

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we're also going to move from RFP to FPP next ESR (version 128)

edit: closing, but feel free to keep asking questions

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125.0.2 (64-bit), Pop!_OS (Ubuntu) 22.04 LTS

I wonder if this is the mismatched HTTP Header userAgent vs navigator userAgent, which I am trying to get fixed/removed: it's already patched in Mullvad Browser (not sure if in stable yet)

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not sure what you're logging in with (a google account?), but have you allowed a site exception - see wiki on keeping logins?

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not sure what you're logging in with (a google account?), but have you allowed a site exception - see wiki on keeping logins?

Yes, this was the first thing I tried just to be safe, even though this isn't a login-persistence issue.

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