This is very solid advice (although I'm not familiar with all those browser extensions and can't endorse them). To go a step farther, I make two suggestions:

This is very solid advice (although I'm not familiar with all those browser extensions and can't endorse them). To go a step farther, I make two suggestions: (1) using the uMatrix extension and disabling javascript by default. This completely blocks fingerprinting. If a site doesn't work, you can always re-enable JS in two clicks. (2) Use a VPN or Tor Browser to better hide your site browsing behavior from your ISP. Not completely related, but (3) Be very careful what software you install on your computer, tablet, and phone (especially apps).