Browser Account isolation (with seperate browsers)

[Average_Joe (Joey)]

@dngray

@anon43985288

Everybody has their own privacy goal. Who are you to tell them this goal is nonsense? Also I used it as an example, not as an argument for ungoogled chromium. I don’t use it myself.

This is not a matter of opinion, argument. Google is not the only company out there which tracks users across websites and which operates an ad network.

@anon43985288

Some browsers are more fingerprint-able than others.

Ungoogled chromium doesn’t provide anything special in this regard as the properties exposed by Client Hints API can be determined through various JavaScript APIs in the browser. It is trivial to make a website not function unless you have JavaScript enabled.

I’m investigating Ungoogled Chromium at the moment.

Are there any downsides to using it compared to other Chromium based browsers?

Would I be putting myself at more of a security risk by using it instead of other Chromium browsers?