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How to Run a More Secure Browser
Some weeks ago I found this article on the DragonFlyBSD website: https://www.dragonflybsd.org/docs/ha...SecureBrowser/
What do you think about this approach? Did you do something similar?
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Also, I'm mainly a Firefox user. Not because I like it, but because I consider it the lesser of two evils. Besides adblocking everything as much as I can, I also surf with JavaScript disabled by default(!) through uBlock Origin. Enabling JS for a page when really necessary is a quick two-click process. Blocked JS-Scripts are indicated by a pink counter on the uBlock icon. Lately I've also started to use Firefox containers. |
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