Yup, Firefox would be an alternative. However, if you allow Firefox (an alternative browser), you'd have to allow Chrome and others (also alternative browsers).

Yup, Firefox would be an alternative. However, if you allow Firefox (an alternative browser), you'd have to allow Chrome and others (also alternative browsers). I guess it's possible to allow an alternative browser with restrictions like "must include tracking protection" etc. But that's probably more hassle than it's worth.