The article said, with this feature enabled, Firefox removes query parameter "fbclid" even on example.com domain. So if you happened to use the same query para

The article said, with this feature enabled, Firefox removes query parameter "fbclid" even on example.com domain. So if you happened to use the same query parameter the popular web sites are using for the tracking, you will have a problem. Also, web sites can counter react by changing the name of query parameter, or just generate random names and treats unknown query parameter as a tracking parameter. I don't understand the kind of people who, on the one hand, hate tracking parameter so much want to let browser remove it, but on the other hand, still continues to use such a web service. Just don't use such a web service. I don't.