Yes, but by "functions that can be used to track you", you're including user accounts, logins, forms, surveys, &c. The term "tracking" has become abstracted to

Yes, but by "functions that can be used to track you", you're including user accounts, logins, forms, surveys, &c. The term "tracking" has become abstracted to a point where many forget that they usually want to be "tracked" (by hitting "reply" here on HN, YCombinator is "tracking" who I am - user account - and what I've written). If you'd be happy with a browser exclusively to view public, static content, then it could be done. For selectively disabling tracking, you need uMatrix[0], but a component of the Firefox bug being reported here is that the extensions API used by uMatrix is failing to block GA in this particular case. [0] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/umatrix/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/umatrix/