>Of these, shenanigans notwithstanding, Firefox is still the least bad of the bad actors. I would say Brave is better here. By default Brave blocks 3rd party c

>Of these, shenanigans notwithstanding, Firefox is still the least bad of the bad actors. I would say Brave is better here. By default Brave blocks 3rd party cookies and ads. Brave has browser fingerprint blocking as well, but that is not enabled by default, presumably because that would break a lot of web applications and give the users a bad first impression of Brave. Brave also comes with built in cryptocurrency micropayments as an optional way to sustain websites without advertisements. The least bad actor in my view currently, is Brave.