#Malwarebytes extension firefox update#
#Malwarebytes extension firefox plus#

Never store extra information about a session: contents of forms, scrollbar positions, cookies, and POST data:Īctivate integrated privacy measures: = true = 1 (Only accept from the originating site (block third-party cookies))

You're better off disabling third-party cookies: I will draw a line where the security completely destroys functionality (judging from my experience, since I myself use this setup).įirst off, you're better off disabling WebGL: Motivationĭisabling WebRTC will prevent from getting your IP leaked behind VPNs (yes, NoScript SHOULD protect you but you can never be too safe): = true Then you search for the specific string I specify in this answer. To extend upon the points that nobody mentioned yet, an important part of you hardening your browser would be the configuration of your Firefox browser! You can do that by typing about:config into the address bar and accepting the risks. PS: I know that instead of NoScript I could just disable all scripts with the browser settings, but I like the way I can allow a script in a site because some sites don't without a specific script.įirst of all, good job on choosing Firefox and the right plugins, it's really the browser to go privacywise. I know that it also depends on the operating system and other stuff, but in this topic i would like to talk about the browser

#Malwarebytes extension firefox update#

I already know basic rules, such as update browser and OS, don't open unsafe link etc etc. Is there some other browser setting that I should enable/disable? (such as the option to clear cache when Firefox is closed) Is there any other extension that I should install?

#Malwarebytes extension firefox plus#

Should I use Chrome instead of Firefox? I read Is Chrome more secure? which is why I'm asking.Īre the extensions that I mention above good? I know that both Adblock Plus and uBlock Origin block more or less same ads, but I prefer to keep both. Is my idea good? If so, what can I improve? Take into consideration that NoScript will also increase the attackīefore reading it, I was pretty sure that No Script would have been enough to make browser very very safe.īut now I'm wondering if there are safer ways to secure the browser, and I have these questions:

I found this Security.SE that says:ĭisabling JS should not be considered a silver bullet for browser I also thought about clearing the cache when Firefox is closed.īut since I'm not an expert, I searched for recommendations on the internet. My idea is to use Firefox with these extensions: Adblock Plus, uBlock Origin, HTTPS Everywhere, and particularly NoScript Security Suite. (I already know that there's no way to stay 100% safe.) I'm trying to stay safe from malware as much as possible. I have to set up a browser to surf the internet.