router99
I'd suggest you read the section on the website about Vanadium: https://grapheneos.org/usage#web-browsing
This part is especially relevant:
We recommend against trying to achieve browser privacy and security through piling on browser extensions and modifications. Most privacy features for browsers are privacy theater without a clear threat model and these features often reduce privacy by aiding fingerprinting and adding more state shared between sites. Every change you make results in you standing out from the crowd and generally provides more ways to track you. Enumerating badness via content filtering is not a viable approach to achieving decent privacy, just as AntiVirus isn't a viable way to achieving decent security. These are losing battles, and are at best a stopgap reducing exposure while waiting for real privacy and security features.
That said, you are obviously free to use whichever browser you want to use. I don't want to give the impression that this kind of discussion isn't accepted here just because it goes against any official recommendation. Just wanted to share this here since it's relevant and it's a good idea to know the pros and cons of the various options.