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I haven’t seen a custom build of Wget, but for Curl there is curl-impersonate[1].
[1] https://github.com/lwthiker/curl-impersonate
(1) A tool like for example https://github.com/pglombardo/PasswordPusher self-hosted offers a way for the user to detect, whether their password has been seen before.
(2) Are you missing the point? "That is how it usually works." -- So why then send a password to an e-mail inbox, like I said a location often controlled by third party and often one with no good record of respecting privacy, if you can completely avoid that?
(3) But your so called security is observed often enough to result in inaccessible accounts. "Extra strict" usually means something along the lines of "oh, now I am going to require your phone number, to send you a message on a second channel to make sure" or similar things. Again circumventing consent, because now it becomes an extortion, extracting more personal data, so that the user can access their account. You so called security makes for a real shitty user experience and punishes the user for ever switchting their browser.
Strange, `privacy.resistFingerprinting = true` did not solve the issue for me, i'm still fingerprinted by https://fingerprint.com/. Even after clearing all cache and restarting Firefox.
Adding the extensions `Canvasblocker` and `Temporariy Containers` did solve the issue though.