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It should, but I guess this user disabled it. I visited the same site with javascript disabled and it can't fingerprint it (not in tor browser, I don't trust it (css has nasty fingerprinting capabilities, huge mozilla codebase), I use w3m with torsocks and my useragent set to tor browsers, also tested qutebrowser with js disabled).
Which browser do you use?
stated in post, w3m, a text browser (unless it wasn't there when I last edited it, I'm a very sporadic editor)
Never heard of w3m, will check it out
Edit: I thought I was paranoid for using tor as a daily browser lmao