browser security

[bluesfloyd]

hi, guys
I hear browser security should be taken seriously, which top extensions/add-on's do you guys use/recommend to make Firefox really safe when I am browsing, I am using Linux mint on my acer laptop to browse and email,
thanks for you time guys,
bluesfloyd,

 

[Elektron]

Avira Free Antivirus has a browser protection extension which you can take advantage of if you're using Firefox, I don't really know if it actually works with Chrome, but it would be worth the try. Good luck.

 

[something back]

hi, guys
I hear browser security should be taken seriously, which top extensions/add-on's do you guys use/recommend to make Firefox really safe when I am browsing, I am using Linux mint on my acer laptop to browse and email,
thanks for you time guys,
bluesfloyd,

If you use Firefox then some addons you may wish to consider.

Adblockplus: this will help in two ways stopping most adverts,and reducing your download allowance.

Ghostery: helps stop website trackers etc.

Noscript: helps in stopping a hidden script from performing

Better: stops L.S.O. Cookie.

 

[BlueText]

Do you have a recommendation for Safari? I don't having addons and was considering lately that I really need some. I definitely need something that stops ghostly, noscript, and stops L.S.O. cookies.

 

[SirJoe]

If you use Firefox then some addons you may wish to consider.

Adblockplus: this will help in two ways stopping most adverts,and reducing your download allowance.

Ghostery: helps stop website trackers etc.

Noscript: helps in stopping a hidden script from performing

Better: stops L.S.O. Cookie.

These are the best but in the case pf Noscript it can be annoying having to OK everything, i just have it running in the background and don't have it active.

 

[remnant]

Most enterprises prefer extensions as they add on browser productivity. The two or three month patching cycle adopted by most people is not enough to prevent extensions from being hijacked by bots. You should beware of extensions which interact with local files, Windows registry and cookies. According to expert opinion, Sandbox pluggings offer more security than non Sandbox pluggings.

 

[IcyBC]

If you use Firefox then some addons you may wish to consider.

Adblockplus: this will help in two ways stopping most adverts,and reducing your download allowance.

Ghostery: helps stop website trackers etc.

Noscript: helps in stopping a hidden script from performing

Better: stops L.S.O. Cookie.

Thank you for this information! I have the same question as @BlueText for Safari since I am on a Mac and it's the default browser.

The newest Safari updates had thrown me for a loop as the text is so small for my eyes to see, so I switched to Chrome. It would also be nice to have some addons for Chrome!

 

[something back]

Thank you for this information! I have the same question as @BlueText for Safari since I am on a Mac and it's the default browser.

The newest Safari updates had thrown me for a loop as the text is so small for my eyes to see, so I switched to Chrome. It would also be nice to have some addons for Chrome!

I sure chrome have add ones similar to firefox ,take a look on the internet

This may help

http://betanews.com/2016/09/24/protect-your-web-privacy-with-scriptsafe-for-chrome/