@mochi.js/profiles
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Profile data fixtures for mochi — captured baselines (profile.json + Probe Manifest + audio bytes + canvas hashes) per device class.
Captured-baseline data fixtures for mochi. Each profile is a real-device capture that the consistency engine consumes to lock fingerprint surfaces relationally.
Internal package consumed by @mochi.js/core and @mochi.js/consistency.
Six real-device baselines ship today, each captured against real Chrome on real hardware and filtered by FingerprintJS Pro suspectScore <= 20:
mac-m4-chrome-stable — MacBook (Apple Silicon, M4) — Chrome stablemac-chrome-stable — macOS — Chrome stablemac-chrome-beta — macOS — Chrome betawindows-chrome-stable — Windows 11 — Chrome stablelinux-chrome-stable — Linux x86_64 — Chrome stablemac-brave-stable — macOS — Brave stableEach baseline carries profile.json, baseline.manifest.json, the precomputed audio/*.bin and canvas/*.json fingerprint blobs (consumed by R-047 / R-048), and PROVENANCE.md. Other catalog ids in KNOWN_PROFILE_IDS (mac-m2-…, mac-intel-…, win11-edge-…, mac-m1-…) still resolve to the generic placeholder until additional captures land.
See PLAN.md §12 for the capture protocol and provenance discipline.
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Profile data fixtures for mochi — captured baselines (profile.json + Probe Manifest + audio bytes + canvas hashes) per device class.
We found that @mochi.js/profiles demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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