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The BS (trackers etc.) are on the web sites and you get them automatically unless your browser either actively filters them out, or implements an incomplete enough part of present-day web protocols that they don't receive the trackers (e.g. by not supporting Javascript).
Unfortunately, filtering trackers is a never-ending arms race, while using a browser for the "historical web" makes a lot of present-day sites inaccessible.
I.e. the problem is the web itself, not the browser, for the most part.
I use Firefox but have fairly aggressive umatrix origin (ad blocker) settings, if that helps.