To everyone reading replies, this is a great step forward for privacy, especially for Apple users. But the truth is that if you don't have to use Safari, then you should use a stronger and better browser like Brave or Librewolf.

If your goal is strong internet privacy rather than mediocre privacy, then it's just silly to add privacy extensions to a browser that will still track you in some way from the browser binary itself (Safari is better than Chrome, but it still tracks the user in some ways). To really protect yourself online, do not use Safari, use Brave or Librewolf with the Privacy Badger extension installed respectively. These privacy-first browsers are simply better, because the binary does not track the user at all.

@eff it's not an ad blocker but a *tracker* blocker, right? But the phenomenon of fingerprinting must be out of scope?

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