From 23b04a122cf50426e4ac4c70f09c2372fb74c959 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Phixxy
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Your web browser is typically one of the most used programs on your system. Taking
steps to lock down your web browser will greatly increase your privacy.
🧠Web Browsing
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- Ads can be used to track you across websites or give your computer malware. -
-- Note: Websites do not have to adhere to this request. -
-- Note: This could cause some websites to break. -
-- This will make it harder to track you between sessions. -
-- This will log you out of everything and erase your history after closing the browser. This is very useful on shared computers or laptops that could easily be stolen. -
-+ If you are using Firefox these settings could be enabled to make it more private/secure. Otherwise, skip this section. +
-- Javascript is code that a website chooses to run on your computer. Blocking javascript can stop websites from learning more about your computer. -
+Note: Websites do not have to adhere to this request.
This will make it harder to track you between sessions.
+If someone gets access to your computer they can't find your passwords saved in your browser.
+If someone gets access to your computer they can't find your information saved in your browser.
+Minimize the data collected on you, even from products you trust.
+Controversial explaination coming soon
+Forces encryption between you and the website you visit. Can show a warning message if the website doesn't support HTTPS.
+This prevents someone on your local network from seeing what websites you are visiting.
+Ads can be used to track you across websites or give your computer malware.
+This can cause warning pages to show up before using insecure DNS.
+This will log you out of everything and erase your history after closing the browser. This is very useful on shared computers or on laptops that could easily be stolen.
+Note: This could cause some websites to break.
+Javascript is code that a website chooses to run on your computer. Blocking javascript can stop websites from learning more about your computer.
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Most people carry their phone everywhere they go. This can be used to track you.