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We are analyzing https://github.com/w3c/epub-specs/issues/1872.

Title:
Information Exposure and Fingerprintability · Issue #1872 · w3c/epub-specs
Description:
From the PING review: What data on user device is revealed and what is the risk of fingerprintability? This spec appears to define a reading system user agent string epubReadingSystem. Is there still a navigator.userAgent or similar? Is ...
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As every EPUB is considered a separate origin, the threat model here is: can an author/publisher of multiple ebooks learn from these configuration characteristics that the same user is reading both of them?
What data on user device is revealed and what is the risk of fingerprintability?
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