If there were such things on the Martian surface, craters with white rock deposits are possible sites to keep watch on.
The origin of the white rock deposits is still mysterious; one idea is that they may result from fluid material deposited at the surface from below, or they may have formed from beneath a heavy overburden (there are white rock like deposits more than a kilometer below the present surface in Valles Marineris and elsewhere.)
Still I don't see anything that looks like fumaroles here:
The small circular light spots look more like uneroded sections of white rock material. I don't see any smoke or other venting at all.
Cheers, BRFelix
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