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|Feature overview=Several projects inlcuding the EFF's panoptclick and Tor (https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/2875) have notices that both desktop resolution can be used to fingerprint users.
|Feature overview=Several projects inlcuding the EFF's panoptclick and Tor (https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/2875) have notices that both desktop resolution can be used to fingerprint users.
|Feature users and use cases=Privacy Enhancing Addons
 
There are two issues here: information leaked via Javascript and information leaked via CSS media queries.
 
 
|Feature users and use cases=-Privacy Enhancing Addons such as the Tor button
-web developes testing the behavior of their websites on different platforms
|Feature requirements=-CSS properties must not reveal browser side.
|Feature requirements=-CSS properties must not reveal browser side.
|Feature non-goals=-No need to touch Javascript related functions/attributes as these can be handled by the capabilities code.  
|Feature non-goals=-No need to touch Javascript related functions/attributes as these can be handled by the capabilities code.
|Feature functional spec=Add a preference to to hide css device information (disabled by default)
 
When this preference is enabled CSS devuce queries should return the window values instead.
|Feature localization review=No Need?
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