Firefox configuration help

[Mission551]

So I have read as many posts, tutorials, and lectures etc, and there is some differing opinions. Keep in mind I am fairly new and would like to have my setup and knowledge further along before trying linken sphere etc.

I understand how to configure Firefox for anonymity but my question is how should I set up for working off a cookie log and account details where I am trying to mimic the user as much as possible. I know some people will have their socks,IP etc set up and ensure no leaks and geolocation is in reasonable proximity to log user, but with the absence of linken sphere, will adding a bunch of extensions like no script, spoofing etc just make my fingerprint more unique when compared to user.

Right now I am thinking of having my socks setup with foxyproxy, cookie importer, mac changer, and useragent set. Is this enough to work with basic cookie logs for Gmail, pp? Do I change my parameters for screen, resolution, font, and so on. Do I add/modify extensions like no script, disable flash, hardware I'd...or will all these make me more "unique" to the anitdect, antifraud.
I am having a hard time between configuring for total anonymity and digital fingerprint, and setting up so I mimic user system/logs as closely as possible. What setups do you use on Firefox or Chrome etc. I would love some thoughts as I'm trying not to burn through to many good logs for my trial and error phase lol.

 

[Brother]

Setting up the system for carding​

Preparation.
What do we need?

The best option is considered to be a separate dedicated laptop with windows 7 (eng) + paid sphere and 911 socks (you can change the variation, for each one).

For beginners, this option will be expensive, and if you understand that all this activity is "not yours", it will be a shame for the money thrown out. Therefore, we will analyze the available 3 options.

1. VPN based + 911 based + virtual machine (WMware / VirtualBox)

Pros:
+ Everything is collected in one place.
+ Don't worry about privacy. You can delete a copy of the virtual copy at any time.
+ Additional expenses are not needed, you only need a Wirth + torrent of English Windows

Minuses:
- Some shops, such as Amazon, can find a virtual that will throw extra fraud glasses
- Get used to lags and brakes.

2. Vpn + 911 + Basis + portable browser (firefox / chrome)

Pros:
+ You work from the base, no lags, no drawdowns and crashes
+ Very quickly you understand what and where. Cut in a sock, insert cookies and go.

Minuses:
- In particular, you will have to disable WebRTC, because. The very essence of portable browsers is to keep the site from going further than the browser itself.
- The question of convenience, it is very inconvenient to work with chrome (it comes from it better by rumors) .Under it you should put eng Windows (IMHO)

3. Vpn based on + 911 + base + sphere (not a crack, stop saving)

Pros:
+ Full tuning of the system for cardholder. If the log is not from third world countries and there is an extensive selection of good socks, then the percentage of driving in with such a machine flies up to 90
+ Convenience. Everything is collected in one place, only here it is already one browser.

Minuses:
- As it is not sad, but if you want to work on clothes, then get used to the fact that some shops can burn your sphere.
-The price tag for a beginner will be biting + you pay per month, and not one-time.

These three options are suitable for starting a career. Of course there are more advanced settings - but more about them later.

 

[Mission551]

Thanks, I don't mind the cost of getting sphere, but I would like to have a few successful turnovers with option 2 shall we say. The VPN, socks, cookie imports, Firefox I can all set up easily. I do not use 911 but 2 other sources of proxies/IP. They are clean residential IP's and check for leaks,blacklists etc. And I input useragent into the browser manually, and set time zone to area accordingly. Is this enough to work with basic logs and I am overthinking it? Or if I have other info in logs such as os, font, screen resolution, hardware I'd etc should I be inputting them at this stage. If user has webrtc enabled should I still be disabling it? Does adding extra extensions such as no script, chamellion etc help me, or does it make me more unique and lower my odds of accessing accounts from cookie log.

 

[Hacker]

Configuring anonymity in the Mozilla Firefox browser​

Today we will talk about setting up the Mozilla Firefox browser, and we will talk about the features that increase its anonymity.

How do I disable tracking in Firefox?​

You will not find the following browser settings in the standard "Options" tab. To block the tracking function, you need to go to the hidden functions section. To do this, type the following parameter in the address bar: about: config

First of all, you will see a warranty warning window. Since no warranty obligations apply to the browser, feel free to click on the blue button "I promise I'll be careful!".

A window of Mozilla's hidden settings will appear in front of you.
For Firefox to become a non-tracking browser, we need to change 7 parameters, each of which changes in the following sequence:
- Enter the name of the parameter in the "search" line
- On the line that appears, right-click
- Click on "Switch".

Privacy Enhancement Feature - First-Party Isolation​

In one of the latest browser versions, Mozilla has added a privacy enhancement feature that helps block the online ad tracking mechanism by countering browser fingerprints. This feature is called First-Party Isolation (FPI) and first appeared in Firefox 55.

First-Party Isolation​

Most of the online advertising mechanisms create cookies on the computer of the user who visits the site.
FPI distributes cookies. This means that when First-Party Isolation is enabled, the ad engines do not see the saved cookies, but only those that he himself left. With FPI enabled, online advertising engines create a different new profile for each site individually visited by a user. This prevents ads from merging these cookies and the user's browsing history into one profile.

Turn on First-Party Isolation​

Since the FPI feature was back in Firefox 55, not all browser fans knew about it, because for unknown reasons. it was not included in the update announcement.
This feature is not enabled by default in the browser. As explained, one of the reasons that when the FPI function is enabled, there may be a conflict with the authentication mechanisms on the sites.

There are two main ways to enable First Party Isolation:

• Through Firefox settings
• Via add-ons

Enabling First-Party Isolation in Firefox Preferences​

1. Enter about: config in the address bar and press Enter on the keyboard.
2. In the search for settings, we enter "firstparty".
3. Two options appear: privacy.firstparty.isolate and privacy.firstparty.isolate.restrict_opener_access.
4. We activate both parameters (it is recommended to disable the second parameter if suddenly there are problems with authorization on any site).

We enable First-Party Isolation through the add-on​

1. Install the First Party Isolation add-on.
2. Reload your browser.

Next, you will find a button in the browser toolbar.

Hidden features that increase the anonymity of the firefox browser.

Google Safe Browsing​

This option sends data about all your online activities to Google. For example, the files that you download are first checked in the Google Cloud service for the correct hash and other parameters, and only then are they downloaded to your computer. This is done in good faith to protect the user from downloading infected files. However, if you have something to hide, or you are sure that the document you are downloading was blocked by Google by mistake, then disable this option. To do this, find three parameters:
- safebrowsing.downloads.enabled
- safebrowsing.malware.enabled
- safebrowsing.phishing.enabled

You can also disable the browser.safebrowsing.blockedURIs.enabled function

Mozilla Browser Statistics​

You can safely disable the parameter that is responsible for collecting data about your behavior and sends this report to the browser developers. Turn off the following lines:
- healthreport.uploadEnabled
- policy.dataSubmissionEnabled
- healthreport.service.firstRun

Using WebRTC​

We recently wrote about this parameter we recommend reading it if you use not only Firefox.

The parameter responsible for IP address disclosure in Mozilla is as follows:
- peerconnection.enabled

DRM usage​

DRM is a technical means used to protect copyrights. Simply put, those sites that do not want their content to be "stolen" block their data with such a digital signature. This is very often done by hosting providers with video files, for example, Netflix.

Unfortunately, you won't be able to completely remove DRM from Firefox (you need to download a separate assembly for this), but you can disable the most active component of the protective tools:
- eme.enabled

Also, it will not be superfluous to uncheck the "Settings" - "Content" menu:

Disable geolocation​

We believe that the browser does not need to know exactly where you are, but we must warn you that disabling this feature will inevitably affect the issuance of your queries in search engines.
- geo.enabled

Submitting your search history​

Since we started talking about search results, we cannot fail to mention the fact that Firefox sends the entire history of your queries to the search engine. It seems to us that this is not necessary at all, so disable the function:
- search.suggest.enabled

So, we have listed six parameters that should be disabled, and now we will tell you what needs to be activated.

Prevent website tracking​

This option forces sites not to track your behavior on them. The blocking of Mozilla Firefox sites is very fine-tuned, and after activating this option, we did not notice that the browser allowed any Internet sites to collect information about user actions:
- trackingprotection.enabled

 

[Mission551]

Thank you for the read. I had some of these configurations set but not all. I will give this setup a trial and go from there

 

[Vito Lays]

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