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Hi there! I have a setup with three monitors at my workplace. Does this imply that my browser is fingerprinted as the three-monitor setup? Or does each monitor count individually when I access three different websites across the three monitors (they're all the same size and resolution, by the way)? Also, if I utilize the 150% zoom feature in Windows 11, do websites recognize that I'm using this zoom level?

Is there a browser similar to cubesOS that offers multiple workspaces within it? I'm looking for a browser that can spoof fingerprinting for each individual workspace. I came across the 'gologin browser' and 'lalicat browser' that are specifically designed for this purpose. However, I'm wondering if it's safe to use or if it's a new tool that hasn't been verified by privacy experts. I'm worried about ad companies tracking my activities and profiting from it.

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