who's up for some simple testing - any platform .. all welcome, except that _one_ guy about user.js

[PieroV]

@Thorin-Oakenpants I match with you on Android 13.

Firefox 125.0.1 Debian testing

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{
  "sans-serif-12-16-16": ["arabic", "hebrew"],
  "sans-serif-13-16-16": ["thai"],
  "sans-serif-16-16-16": [
    "japanese",
    "korean",
    "simplified chinese",
    "traditional chinese (hong kong)",
    "traditional chinese (taiwan)"
  ],
  "serif-12-16-16": ["cyrillic", "greek", "latin", "other"],
  "serif-13-16-16": [
    "armenian",
    "bengali",
    "devanagari",
    "ethiopic",
    "georgian",
    "gujurati",
    "gurmukhi",
    "kannada",
    "khmer",
    "malayalam",
    "mathematics",
    "odia",
    "sinhala",
    "tamil",
    "telugu",
    "tibetan",
    "unified canadian syllabary"
  ]
}

Nighlty 127 Debian testing

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{
  "sans-serif-12-16-16": ["arabic", "hebrew"],
  "sans-serif-13-16-16": ["thai"],
  "sans-serif-16-16-16": [
    "japanese",
    "korean",
    "simplified chinese",
    "traditional chinese (hong kong)",
    "traditional chinese (taiwan)"
  ],
  "serif-12-16-16": ["cyrillic", "greek", "latin", "other"],
  "serif-13-16-16": [
    "armenian",
    "bengali",
    "devanagari",
    "ethiopic",
    "georgian",
    "gujurati",
    "gurmukhi",
    "kannada",
    "khmer",
    "malayalam",
    "mathematics",
    "odia",
    "sinhala",
    "tamil",
    "telugu",
    "tibetan",
    "unified canadian syllabary"
  ]
}

Mullvad Browser 13.5a6 Debian testing

a4253645 [COPY]

{
  "sans-serif-12-16-16": ["arabic", "hebrew"],
  "sans-serif-13-16-16": ["thai"],
  "sans-serif-16-16-16": [
    "japanese",
    "korean",
    "simplified chinese",
    "traditional chinese (hong kong)",
    "traditional chinese (taiwan)"
  ],
  "serif-12-16-16": ["cyrillic", "greek", "latin", "other"],
  "serif-13-16-16": [
    "armenian",
    "bengali",
    "devanagari",
    "ethiopic",
    "georgian",
    "gujurati",
    "gurmukhi",
    "kannada",
    "khmer",
    "malayalam",
    "mathematics",
    "odia",
    "sinhala",
    "tamil",
    "telugu",
    "tibetan",
    "unified canadian syllabary"
  ]
}

Tor Browser 13.0.13 Debian testing

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{
  "sans-serif-12-16-16": ["arabic", "hebrew"],
  "sans-serif-13-16-16": ["thai"],
  "sans-serif-16-16-16": [
    "japanese",
    "korean",
    "simplified chinese",
    "traditional chinese (hong kong)",
    "traditional chinese (taiwan)"
  ],
  "serif-12-16-16": ["cyrillic", "greek", "latin", "other"],
  "serif-13-16-16": [
    "armenian",
    "bengali",
    "devanagari",
    "ethiopic",
    "georgian",
    "gujurati",
    "gurmukhi",
    "kannada",
    "khmer",
    "malayalam",
    "mathematics",
    "odia",
    "sinhala",
    "tamil",
    "telugu",
    "tibetan",
    "unified canadian syllabary"
  ]
}

[glitsj16]

a4253645 : Arch Linux: TB13 stable, FF125, FF127 Nightly

• thorin says: also Debian Bookworm (VM) : ESR115, FF124, TB+MB 13.0.14, TB+MB 13.5a6

click me for details

{
  "sans-serif-12-16-16": ["arabic", "hebrew"],
  "sans-serif-13-16-16": ["thai"],
  "sans-serif-16-16-16": [
    "japanese",
    "korean",
    "simplified chinese",
    "traditional chinese (hong kong)",
    "traditional chinese (taiwan)"
  ],
  "serif-12-16-16": ["cyrillic", "greek", "latin", "other"],
  "serif-13-16-16": [
    "armenian",
    "bengali",
    "devanagari",
    "ethiopic",
    "georgian",
    "gujurati",
    "gurmukhi",
    "kannada",
    "khmer",
    "malayalam",
    "mathematics",
    "odia",
    "sinhala",
    "tamil",
    "telugu",
    "tibetan",
    "unified canadian syllabary"
  ]
}

[2glops]

Debian 12 bookworm
Firefox ESR 115 / release 125 / Beta 126 / Nightly 127
Mullvad Browser 13.0.14
Tor browser 13.0.14 / alpha 13.5a6

a4253645

{
"sans-serif-12-16-16": ["arabic", "hebrew"],
"sans-serif-13-16-16": ["thai"],
"sans-serif-16-16-16": [
"japanese",
"korean",
"simplified chinese",
"traditional chinese (hong kong)",
"traditional chinese (taiwan)"
],
"serif-12-16-16": ["cyrillic", "greek", "latin", "other"],
"serif-13-16-16": [
"armenian",
"bengali",
"devanagari",
"ethiopic",
"georgian",
"gujurati",
"gurmukhi",
"kannada",
"khmer",
"malayalam",
"mathematics",
"odia",
"sinhala",
"tamil",
"telugu",
"tibetan",
"unified canadian syllabary"
]
}

[sertonix]

a4253645: Alpine Linux: ESR115, FF125, FF126 dev

632e080a: Android 8.1: FF125, FF126 nightly, TB13 stable + alpha

(json already above)

[DuMuT6p]

a4253645 : Fedora 39, Firefox 125

{
"sans-serif-12-16-16": ["arabic", "hebrew"],
"sans-serif-13-16-16": ["thai"],
"sans-serif-16-16-16": [
"japanese",
"korean",
"simplified chinese",
"traditional chinese (hong kong)",
"traditional chinese (taiwan)"
],
"serif-12-16-16": ["cyrillic", "greek", "latin", "other"],
"serif-13-16-16": [
"armenian",
"bengali",
"devanagari",
"ethiopic",
"georgian",
"gujurati",
"gurmukhi",
"kannada",
"khmer",
"malayalam",
"mathematics",
"odia",
"sinhala",
"tamil",
"telugu",
"tibetan",
"unified canadian syllabary"
]
}

[Thorin-Oakenpants]

thanks everybody - confirms what I suspected - that's it's stable and equivalency of OS - but of course fingerprintable if you change any of it (Fonts > Advanced)

Am working on a separate issue which is very noisy (subpixels, font family fallbacks, font character async fallback, app language, web language etc) - so good to know I can eliminate these settings - which I knew weren't really involved since I set an actual size, but not a language, and in due diligence, hence this test

once again, thanks .. here's another piece of 🧀

[Thorin-Oakenpants]

632e080a : Android 9: TB13 stable + alpha, FF125, FF127 Nightly

click me for details

{
  "sans-serif-12-16-16": [
    "arabic",
    "cyrillic",
    "greek",
    "hebrew",
    "latin",
    "other"
  ],
  "sans-serif-13-16-16": ["thai"],
  "sans-serif-16-16-16": [
    "japanese",
    "korean",
    "simplified chinese",
    "traditional chinese (hong kong)",
    "traditional chinese (taiwan)"
  ],
  "serif-13-16-16": [
    "armenian",
    "bengali",
    "devanagari",
    "ethiopic",
    "georgian",
    "gujurati",
    "gurmukhi",
    "kannada",
    "khmer",
    "malayalam",
    "mathematics",
    "odia",
    "sinhala",
    "tamil",
    "telugu",
    "tibetan",
    "unified canadian syllabary"
  ]
}

cc @PieroV