This may be a complicated subject, but if you wish you weren’t handing all of your computer’s info to every website you visit [which you are in most cases], then maybe you should reconsider the browser you use regularly.
I have been a Brave user for a couple of years now. It is a solid, chromium-based browser with a truck-load of security and privacy features baked in. 
Sven Taylor released a great article reviewing browsers for privacy and security in November 2021 on restoreprivacy.com
| Secure Browser | Security | Privacy | Extensions | Platforms |
| 1. The Onion Router (Tor) | Excellent | Excellent | Some | No iOS |
| 2. Ungoogled Chromium | Excellent | Excellent | Some | No iOS or Android |
| 3. Epic Privacy Browser | Good | Good | Some | All |
| 4. Mozilla Firefox | Good | Good | Many | All |
| 5. Brave | Excellent | Excellent | Some | All |
| 6. Apple Safari | Good | Average | Some | Mac and iOS |
| 7. Vivaldi | Good | Average | Many | No iOS |
| 8. Opera | Good | Average | Many | No iOS |
| 9. Google Chrome | Good | Below Average | Many | All |
| 10. Microsoft Edge | Average | Average | Some | All |
Chart gratuitously stolen from: wizcase.com Click to see full article.
And last but not least, one man’s review of all the major and many of the minor browsers currently available. WARNING: vulgar language, but great information. The blog post is called How to choose a browser for everyday use?