[Blackberryblade]

Hi Folks,

What browsers do you use for your computers at home that are secure?

I am looking for someone that does not collect all your information. Maybe a European browser is that exists.

Thanks

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[EnesBerry1]

Mmaybe the thor browser lol

[muellerto]

This does not depend on the browser only. If you avoid the Internet Explorer you can have good results with Firefox, SeaMonkey, Opera or even Chrome. But it depends also a lot on what settings you have, what Addons you use and on your behavior.

For secure any privacy conform browsing you need to do a long list of things:

• uninstall the Flash plugin
• limit the use of cookies, delete existing cookies
• limit the use of Java Script
• install an ad-blocking addon
• install an addon which protects you from website trackers
• install an addon which protects you from gassy HTTP headers
• install an addon which enforces HTTPS instead of HTTP
• switch your browser's Phishing Filter off (Google Safe Browsing API)
• avoid hard disk browser cache
• limit the use of your machine's fonts in the browser
• hide your IP address (use the Tor network)
• ... (a lot more) ...

The EFF gives a lot of good ideas. You can use the following sites to learn how safe your browser currently is: Panopticlick, JonDoNym

[thurask]

Kick things up a notch: https://tails.boum.org

[Gm1m2overrsquared]

Kick things up a notch: https://tails.boum.org

Definitely. I did some research on Tails and it's pretty damn awesome. I've yet to use it, but from what I've read and heard, it's very secure.

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[CivilDissident]

First, accept that security on the interwebz is a myth. Once you've accepted this as fact, limit your online encounters to only things you'd be OK going live in the wild. Then use one of the self-proclaimed 'secure' 'browsers of the month' (as suggested prior, tails is acceptable.) While funneling VPN/proxies and using public/general population WiFi when applicable... Building your own server adds a little more enhancement as well, but again, remember, NOTHING online is truly fortified, only temporarily secured. Where there's a will, there's a way. Low-tech is the closest one can get to obtaining security, anything more is simply a gamble...

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