Also, I forgot to mention this, but Google didn't really support WEI yet. It's all from two engineers' private opinions, though it's also strange that they haven't made an official statement yet.
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Even just the fact that Google could force something like WEI on to everyone should be a wake-up call though.
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I use Firefox on high privacy settings but that breaks some sites so, when necessary, I use Iron. Iron is a less spy-y version of Chrome which has all the same apps (and a handful of its own).
If Iron is built on Chromium, which its website says that it is, it will be affected by Google's upcoming changes.
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I go for firefox. If a particular site is broken in there I open edge just for that task and I'm done with it