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programming:crawler:openwpm [2026/08/19 11:34] – Programming:Stateful stateless is no longer a notes stub; update the pointer to say what it now covers. Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claudeprogramming:crawler:openwpm [2026/08/21 08:32] (current) – [Open Questions] karelkubicek
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   * Nobody has published what OpenWPM's default ''collection_fingerprinting'' misses on a modern fingerprinting corpus. The list has not changed since 2020 and the surface has; measuring the gap is a small paper.   * Nobody has published what OpenWPM's default ''collection_fingerprinting'' misses on a modern fingerprinting corpus. The list has not changed since 2020 and the surface has; measuring the gap is a small paper.
   * How much the unbranded Firefox build differs from a stock Firefox of the same version, in fingerprint and in behaviour, is unmeasured — the same question [[Programming:Crawler]] raises for Playwright's patched builds.   * How much the unbranded Firefox build differs from a stock Firefox of the same version, in fingerprint and in behaviour, is unmeasured — the same question [[Programming:Crawler]] raises for Playwright's patched builds.
   * Whether the per-browser cookie-jar partition in a stateful multi-browser crawl changes published results, and by how much. Every stateful OpenWPM crawl with ''num_browsers > 1'' has this property; no paper we found reports ''num_browsers'' alongside a stateful claim.   * Whether the per-browser cookie-jar partition in a stateful multi-browser crawl changes published results, and by how much. Every stateful OpenWPM crawl with ''num_browsers > 1'' has this property; no paper we found reports ''num_browsers'' alongside a stateful claim.
   * Where ARM support would come from: Mozilla's ''add-on-devel'' build matrix, or an OpenWPM-side path that does not need an unbranded build.   * Where ARM support would come from: Mozilla's ''add-on-devel'' build matrix, or an OpenWPM-side path that does not need an unbranded build.
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