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Can't the ISP pretty easily tell what website you are going to anyways? After all they are the one that ultimately connect you to the destination so they know the IP. Would just be one more step for them but they could figure out which domains resolve to that IP.
DNS logging is the simplest way they'd track you, so you'd limit that
Reverse DNS lookups would be less precise as well as it'd just point to an IP owned by some cloud provider, so they'd have a hard time there
But yes a privacy respecting VPN is better, however I don't love browsing on a vpn as I hate captchas and like being able to access services I host on my local net