Harden in this case is just blocking enough types of javascript, which for anything other than Tor's level, is not effective. The more effective the blocking is, the more the sites break down. And using non-Cloudflare DNS is completely irrelevant, you're still going through a site with their A-record pointed to CF. Further, it sounds you're using the same extensions on each fork, which would tie them together.

Is doing different firefox forks better than nothing? Yeah of course. But I wouldn't be grabbing cheerleader pomp-pomps to root for team apathy mozilla

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A better solution would be to find a browser that is not a fork of Chrome or Firefox therefore you're not enabling the browser duopoly and ensuring their privacy violations continue.

In an ideal world yes, I agree.

unfortunately this means getting the website developers to support it with their code, as many sites are designed for chromium based browsers. And getting Cloudflare to accept it, which them blocking alternatives started the thread