[nikisweeting]

I've tested 300+ of them for the purpose of reducing browser fingerprintability while building ArchiveBox's puppeteer support. It was quite a journey!

Lots of subtle GPU rendering stuff that can easily give away a headless browser, or that differs between OS's in ways that can be used to detect when a browser doesn't match the expected behavior for the OS it reports to be running on.

Some of my favorite lesser-known ones:

'--install-autogenerated-theme=169,32,85', '--allow-legacy-extension-manifests', '--no-pings', '--no-first-run', '--no-default-browser-check', '--suppress-message-center-popups', '--ash-no-nudges', '--disable-infobars', '--use-mock-keychain', '--disable-cookie-encryption', '--js-flags=--random-seed=1157259159',

[ysabri]

I wonder if there is a reference behind '--ash-no-nudges', I tried looking but found nothing.

[Lockal]

ash is common abbreviation from "Aura shell"; read it like Gtk/Qt. Nudges is also a common term recently - see https://medium.com/@helloannapo/behavioural-design-basics-co...