Let's see if anything comes out of this.
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Another thing that would have potential to help bees would be combating light pollution.
I tried to, but both Vivaldi and Brave had issues I couldn't get over and in the end I decided to have a time out by switching to Firefox ESR with custom policy and autoconfig.
Whatever happens in April will probably take time to land on ESR so I will hopefully have plenty of time to adopt about:config changes or actually switch to another browser.
I don't feel like switching back to LibreWolf, since I already used it ages ago and learnt to make my current setup with upstream Firefox, so it would be kind of pointless and what would I do at Chromium? Three months and ManifestV2 is permanently killed and what extension doesn't say to run better on Firefox? I have been observing at least uBlock Origin (manifest V2), Privacy Badger (v3 in Chrome) and NoScript (also v3) and I think at least GitHub discussions said they all have shortcomings on Chrome.
You could move from privacy.resistfingerprinting to privacy.fingerprintingProtection and override the changes you want with privacy.fingerprintingProtection.overrides such as +AllTargets,-CSSPrefersColorScheme.
I guess to enable Netflix you would have to enable DRM which is probably somewhere in LibreWolf documentation.
For the available overrides, see https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/toolkit/components/resistfingerprinting/RFPTargets.inc although you may have to guess what they do based on the name.
I haven't looked into it in ages, but as far as I know it's not available for Linux and it used to have concerns with Microsoft agreement resulting to it allowing all ads affiliated with Microsoft.
While Vivaldi isn't open source, but some source available after release, they do avoid the AI and crypto interests in their blog.
Ladybird considers gender neutral pronouns to be a personal political issue that has no place in their project in case that is worth a bigot warning for you.
I don't have the money to pay for every project, but I would be fine with ads respecting my privacy. I don't understand where Anonym came from while EFF DNT policy has existed for ages and they could just have bundled https://www.eff.org/files/effdntlist.txt like the AdNauseam extension does and I have been using the list with uBlock Origin for ages without issues.