[ziddoap]

>Yeah, in both cases it is user hostile entity hellbent on tracking you, with strong legal defense.

This isn't related to the point. I'm not recommending any specific product.

I'm just saying that the anonymity (or not) of the maintainer(s) can and should play a role in the decision of which browser you use. You may decide that you don't care about that, or that it's a risk you accept, and that's completely fine. But having the information to base the decision on is important.

[Xelbair]

I'm just providing a counterpoint that non-anonymity of maintainer can also be a downside. with similar caveats.