I am looking to lock-down my browser as much as possible. I am going back and forth between the Tor Browser and straight FF (with Tor-based suggestions). With the former I use a proxy service as Tor is too slow. I have also played with Chameleon to spoof the TZ to mimic where I am coming from. I am using deviceinfo.me to validate what the browser reveals. While it shows the system time as being the TZ I set in Chameleon, there is a value called 'Local Time' that seems to show my actual TZ (EST/EDT). It's not clear from the web page whether 'Local Time' means 'to the browser' or 'to the website'. I tend to doubt it's the latter since the '.me' suffix is for Montenegro. I sent a query to their contact email but haven't gotten a reply.
So my question is, can javascript make a request for time that preserves the OS's TZ? Thanks _______________________________________________ dev-privacy mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-privacy
