The numbers don't make much sense to me. On FF I get 14.05 with NoScript active....

floatingatoll · on May 30, 2019

NoScript is likely a valuable fingerprinting indicator, given that the vast majority of browsers have JavaScript enabled but you don’t.

zucker42 · on May 30, 2019

Of course no script increases the entropy. Most people don't run NoScript, so you are more identifiable when you run it.

kevin_thibedeau · on May 30, 2019

It increases the entropy for the JavaScript tests as would be expected. It shouldn't affect the HTTP_ACCEPT header.

rjf72 · on May 31, 2019

I'm curious about the difference between things like NoScript and native Brave script blocking.

In particular I was going to make a snarky comment that the site seems to, appropriately, not work when script blocking is enabled on Brave. I do get the site to do the refresh business a couple of times, but no results are ever displayed.