Ok, so perhaps the fact that an addon is needed to achieve real privacy should be pointed out somewhere on the web site amongst all the discussion about privacy.
If they're just copying Mozilla's half hearted approach to privacy, it should be pointed out that browser updates have been known to disable add-ons so this becomes an ongoing issue.
It takes no time/effort to add real privacy to LibreWolf and keep it active because it is built-in. The same applies to other browsers which claim to offer real privacy by default.
