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If the client is blocking OS fingerprinting by returning generic navigator.appVersion and userAgent values you should probably just assume Linux in the first place.
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  that one NetBSD user bursts into flames
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    Shouldn’t that be a FreeBSD user?
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      An OpenBSD user would puffer up instead.
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