Yeah very complicated.

It can be the same with add-on configuration like uBlock much in the same way.

If you stick to the default config you’re more likely to be the same as most users however it’s also not extremely uncommon for people to have the same adjustments made be that lists or other settings.

The Mullvad browser is setup with this methodology, you can look the same as others if you stick to their default setup.

Like you say, Different factors can mess everything along with the users specific thread model.

I cannot fully understand the page but it appears to use under 10MB of memory. I could be not reading it all correctly though.

about:memory in Firefox based browsers, Click measure and it’ll list all the memory allocations of the browser.

I just use JShelter, It adjusts certain features by adding lies or faking the info they give out.

I’ve always thought having javascript totally disabled / on a whitelist basis makes you identifiable more.

I guess it all depends on your threat model.