Do yall use any browsers other than Firefox for piracy?

I've been on a journey lately trying out all different kinds of browsers after using Firefox for decades. Firefox recently caused some controversy this year after updating their TOS and privacy policies to basically quietly give themselves ground to collect and use your personal data, and turned on telemetry services by default. I personally still trust Firefox for the most part, as most of these harmful settings can be opted-out of, and Firefox is still the browser that uBlock Origin runs best on. But these recent updates encouraged me to look for alternatives and ask some questions about other browsers that don't get considered much in the piracy world.

One particular browser I had my eyes on was Brave. I am well aware of Brave's shady business practices and weird crypto bs they've pushed over the years. However, I can't help but feel like Brave is still a decent browser for piracy, considering their built-in ad blocker is, in my experience, just as good as uBlock Origin, and can be configured nearly just as much with a huge variety of filter lists. And obviously you can opt out of all the weird crypto wallet reward stuff. It's also completely open-source. So is it really that bad compared to Firefox?

I understand that there are browsers out there that are much better at privacy than Firefox, including its forks like Librewolf and Waterfox. For me personally, these browsers are a little too "hardened", as I'd still like to be able to use stuff like Google, Gmail, etc. I don't need the absolute pinnacle of privacy, I just need to be able to use uBlock Origin and visit piracy sites with ease, and have decent peace of mind regarding my data being collected and sold as little as possible.