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Yes but no. Firefox does some creepy stuff, and I will need to verify this. But it also matters how much data websites get about you, and Ungoogled Chromium has no fingerprint protection
More or less, but you know as we all as I do that there are extensions for that... and Ungoogled Chromium doesn't snitch on me so...
No extension can change the core of how a browser interacts with the web, especially not with manifest v3.