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by Timja
1164 days ago
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Chrome and Firefox here are an example for "Two users who use exactly the same hardware but different software". To distinguish between users between of a larger set, you do more such tests and add them all together. Each test adding a few bits of information. To make the above code more reliable, you can measure the ratio multiple times: https://jsfiddle.net/dov1zqtL/ I get 9-10 in Firefox and 3-4 in Chrome very reliably when measuring it 10 times. |
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But it's also the most pathological example one can think of, yet the results are extremely noisy (while being very costly, which means you won't be able to make a big number of such test without dramatically affecting the user's ability to just browse your website).