How Are Current Browsers Behaving Against BrowserAudit Tests?

I just tested some current browser on the site browseraudit.com. I used a VM with W10 Enterprise as OS.



Here are the results I got:


Ungoogled Chromium 88
Edge 89
Brave 1.22.19 (chromium 89 (nightly))
passed: 367
skipped: 20
Warning: 16
critical: 1


TorBrowser(v 10.0.12 based on FF 78.8 ESR) standart security level
passed: 364
skipped: 26
warning: 14
critical: 0


JonDoBrowser (based on FF ESR 52)
passed: 374
skipped: 20
warning: 9
critical: 0


FF 86 hardened with ArkenFox userjs (no addons)
passed: 375
skipped: 20
warning: 9
critical: 0


Genuine FF 86 (no customisation)
passed: 376
slipped: 20
warning: 8
critical: 0

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Renk

Ungoogled Chromium 88
Edge 89
Brave 1.22.19 (chromium 89 (nightly))

TorBrowser(v 10.0.12 based on FF 78.8 ESR) standart security level
JonDoBrowser (based on FF ESR 52)
FF 86 hardened with ArkenFox userjs (no addons)
Genuine FF 86 (no customisation)

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As you can see, there isn't a lot of variety in browser engines these days...

Anyway, last time I ran BrowserAudit, most of the warnings either were largely inconsequential or couldn't be addressed without making the browser fingerprint more unique. What was that critical error for Chromium, though?