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@User2288 The 2 posts you've made here are incredibly wrong and you're also giving harmful, extremely dangerous advice. Using a browser without security patches for vulnerabilities being actively exploited in the wild is a horrible plan for anyone. User generated content exists as do all kinds of XSS and other vulnerabilities in websites so even if you fully trust sites with control over your devices, that approach does not make sense at all. It's also highly unlikely you're only browsing those 'trusted' sites and not opening links from them.
People using a niche browser or non-default settings can be fingerprinted based on that alone, and especially in combination with what's remaining. You have an incorrect understanding of how fingerprinting works and how protections against it work. Also not clear why you're claiming Vanadium has no anti-fingerprinting. You're describing doing things which give you an incredibly unique fingerprint where you completely stand out from every other user simply based on your extensions and how you use them.
You're describing doing the opposite of what you would be doing if you were minimizing fingerprinting.
You've derailed this thread with a whole bunch of misinformation and off topic tangents.