Your isp can still see the websites you visit, and using other analysis you can track what you're doing on the site. The point of the comment was to just be awa

Your isp can still see the websites you visit, and using other analysis you can track what you're doing on the site. The point of the comment was to just be aware that you cant hide. (especially from govs). Chrome has lots of background services that ping home, just another thing to be aware of when you're trying to be anonymous. Using an alt browser can reduce the tracking, but yes obviously it creates a larger fingerprint, blending in plain sight is sometimes better than being too private. One of the best things I recommend though would be Privacy Badger from the EFF, and ublock origin. Those will block google analytics and TONS of other tracks, and it seems pretty common so it leaves a tiny fingerprint imo. Everything might take sometime to setup, but once you're in the flow and figure it all out, privacy can be seamless.