Self-Destructing Cookies with default set to expire 'after you close the tab' (so I assume with such cookie sanitizing I will more properly look like a truly fresh user on every given page).Third party cookies blocked via FF settings.Perhaps it depends what other anti-tracking add-ons and settings you have enabled. Is it a case of an anonymity trade-off? (An analogy would be: using an email masking service where you're trading having 1000 websites all knowing your email address and having it stored on all of their vulnerable, breachable servers, for ONE website having the outline to your entire digital life and storing those same 1000 sites in one solitary but juicy basket, on THEIR potentially, equally breachable server.) On one hand, I am thinking that due to having to load all elements afresh when visiting a page, I appear more like a fresh 'New Identity' (thus decreasing linkability and trackability across Tor IPs within one Identity), EVERY single time I load a page but then I'm wondering how much of a fingerprinting issue it also raises, decreasing anonymity instead. I have stumbled upon the idea of disabling cache - completely.

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