> Depending on the user’s aims, that could still be a net win… limiting tracking to a single party versus N parties. It's actually worse in every way regardles

> Depending on the user’s aims, that could still be a net win… limiting tracking to a single party versus N parties. It's actually worse in every way regardless of the user's aims. Having individual sites track you across their affiliates is much better than having a single party track you across everything for commercialisation purposes. TBH, the tech community asked for this. The support for google chrome over firefox is driven primarily by technical folk. The majority of people really don't give a damn what browser they use.