I have to second this. It's a voluntary rule used by a browser with the market share that looks more like a rounding error. If this is all somebody was using to

I have to second this. It's a voluntary rule used by a browser with the market share that looks more like a rounding error. If this is all somebody was using to depend on their online privacy then they need a class. In that light removing it might push a few people to apply more protections to their browser and be an overall (if extremely minor) win for privacy.