- ETP Standard (see [0] for the latest improvements we rolled out)
- ETP Strict (we're working on things in Bugs 2036879 specifically this issue, 2037260, and more generally 2036786)
- Resist Fingerprinting (RFP)
These levels are something akin to "Wash your hands after using the subway", "Wear a mask on the subway", and "Wear a level B hazmat suit on the subway".
"people already expect sites to break, so why holding back?" - because the breakage is so severe, and people _don't_ associate that breakage with the setting they made. There are bug reports all over the internet proving it, here are some examples [01-4]. The protections we deploy in ETP Standard and Strict are calibrated to provide as much protections as possible while keeping the internet usable, and we're working fulltime on improving them.
There are three levels of protection:
- ETP Standard (see [0] for the latest improvements we rolled out)
- ETP Strict (we're working on things in Bugs 2036879 specifically this issue, 2037260, and more generally 2036786)
- Resist Fingerprinting (RFP)
These levels are something akin to "Wash your hands after using the subway", "Wear a mask on the subway", and "Wear a level B hazmat suit on the subway".
"people already expect sites to break, so why holding back?" - because the breakage is so severe, and people _don't_ associate that breakage with the setting they made. There are bug reports all over the internet proving it, here are some examples [01-4]. The protections we deploy in ETP Standard and Strict are calibrated to provide as much protections as possible while keeping the internet usable, and we're working fulltime on improving them.
[0] https://www.firefox.com/en-US/firefox/151.0/releasenotes/#no... [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/fy6l1z/youtube_bor... [2] https://necromuralist.github.io/posts/mozilla-madness-resist... [3] https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1212634 [4] https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1322787