Why you SHOULD be using Firefox

[Eddie99]

One last response on this. The 'percentage' of people who 'used' it - is anomolous as most people who used it would have disabled any and all telemtry identifying what/where/why/when they were using in terms of fingerprinting because they were more privacy focused. Indeed if they could tell how many people were using it regardless of settings then they had anti-privacy telemetry (not saying they did)

It's a valid point, people who turn on strict fingerprinting protection may be more likely to turn off the privacy-preserving analytics option than normal users, so the true percentage might be higher than 0.5%, but I'd still assume it's very small because it's just plain annoying to use. I don't really understand why a browser not having a niche feature is a point of controversy though, Firefox and Brave are really designed to be daily use browsers with good usability and privacy, if you want the absolute best privacy you'd use something like Tor or Mullvad browser.