Web Browsers

This post is the official guide for using the Private Browser Comparison Tool. It includes what it is, its limitations, and how to use the tool. TABLE OF CONTENTS What is the ...

As per recent reports, threat actors are increasingly leveraging Facebook messages to distribute the Python Snake Info Stealer malware. Researchers have noticed that threat actors are using three variants of the information ...

Waterfox came into the browser scene in 2011, coming right out the box with official x64 support (a rarity among browsers at the time) and promoted itself as an "ethical browser." However, ...

This post was originally published on 2 APR 2021; it has since been updated and revised. Unfortunately, it's difficult - if not impossible - to delete Safari on a regular iPhone. However, ...

This post was originally published on 14 APR 2021; it has since been updated and revised. Most Android phones come from the factory with Google Chrome installed. As you're more than likely ...

This post was originally published on 2 APR 2021; it has since been updated and revised. Microsoft Edge especially sucks for privacy - even the "new and improved" Microsoft Edge powered by ...

This post was originally published on 16 MAR 2021; it has since been updated and revised. Many of the suggestions here are compatible with both Linux systems and macOS operating systems; users ...

This post was originally published on 2 OCT 2020; it has since been updated and revised. Though Safari is a closed-source browser, some users may wish to use with their Apple devices ...

This post was originally published on 31 JAN 2021; it has since been updated and revised. WebRTC can prove useful when users need to use it, which is most commonly during peer-to-peer ...

This post was originally published on 17 FEB 2021. It has since been updated and revised. This is a guide for tweaking the Firefox browser for enhanced online privacy. We explore the ...