I mean Google can identify you with stuff like your resolution, cpu and gpu, measured execution speed, extensions, APIs, software versions. Browsers expose all that.
Check this site out. Its a great explainer: https://amiunique.org/
Now, if you run amiunique in Cromite, the results are interesting.
It may identify some stuff, but if you actually look at the readouts, you can see Cromite is spoofing data. It intenionally lies about your hardware and configurations to throw off fingerprinting, amongst other things.
This means it can actually mess up some sites that rely on the data: thats what I mean by "draconian." Tons of features are disabled or stripped out. Cromite is a very extreme browser to daily drive, because its purpose built to defeat fingerprinting at any cost.