Lots of tracking can still be done.
Pick your poison for the situation, basically. If you really want to stop cross-site tracking for a browsing session, for example, use Cromite, which goes out of its way to actively spoof fingerprinting.
If you are really worried about surveillance for whatever reason, use a Mullad configs
If your ad profile is messed up, use an ad click spoofer instead of uBlock. If you’re concerned about security, use a browser inside a sandbox.
Zen with UBlock is just fine (I use it, sometimes), but there’s really no perfect solution. Keep a few browsers around, like tools for different situations.
Fiery@lemmy.dbzer0.com 3 weeks ago
Zen is pretty much just the plain firefox hardening settings (check the privacy page on the een website). Librewolf and other hardened forks do a few more things than plain firefox (at the risk of breaking websites).
Of course even plain firefox is better than chrome, add ublock and a custom dns (nextdns or self hosted pihole/technitium) and you should be all good against most things.
Saying this as someone using zen with ublock and self hosted dns, so I might be biased 🙂
Some of the customisations librewolf does can be manually applied to ff/zen iirc
snowydroopz@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
Yeah im in the same boat, ublock, manual hardened settings and nextdns with self hosted SearXNG. I assume that would mean i dont need LibreWolf if I’m already doing all it does essentially