Topic: What Browser You Use - page 55. (Read 139587 times)
I've been using Tor for a while now. I used to use Firefox, but now I've gotten into the habbit of opening Tor instead.
Google Chrome of course.
90% chrome 10% IE
I use Tor. Although BCT charged me a few pennies to use it to open an account, I'm fine with it. Tor's helpful in keeping people's identities private within reason, but it also helps to stop the government from profiling people's traffic and that's why I use it.
Tor is using firefox browser without the addons.
I use Tor. Although BCT charged me a few pennies to use it to open an account, I'm fine with it. Tor's helpful in keeping people's identities private within reason, but it also helps to stop the government from profiling people's traffic and that's why I use it.
I'm using chrome and firefox because some of the extensions I'm using will only work on firefox.
Still using chrome..
Chrome with user agent string changed to "Googlebot/2.1" to get into areas sometimes off limits.
Also use Firefox when a specific extension or add-on needed.
Also use Firefox when a specific extension or add-on needed.
Using chrome right now, seems to work wonder..
I use both Google Chrome and Mozilla. But I think Google chrome is better than Mozilla.
chrome. 
I use Chrome
torch chrome firefox i love it 
Using Maxthon and SeaMonkey
Chrome is pretty cool and faster than any other browser.
I am using both Chrome and firefox for different needs and sometimes Comodo Dragon.
Firefox, then switch to Google Chrome for more than a year.
Firefox forever. It's great when you use it with right add-ons. It has been 5 years since I started using firefox and then stuck with it.
Use Chromium instead of Chrome, it's the open source project that google funds and bases Chrome from, but doesn't connect you to the Google botnet harvesting everything you search/type into URL bar/view whatever.
Chromium has the best TLS stack, and a sandbox. It would be the most secure browser if it wasn't for Google's awful policy of not checking addons. If you're a criminal you can buy a popular browser addon, reprogram it to steal bitcoins and update through Google's servers and they check nothing. Mozilla does check at least. http://lifehacker.com/many-browser-extensions-have-become-adware-or-malware-1505117457
Essential addons should be Adblock EDGE, which doesn't accept bribes from Google to whitelist ads unlike Adblock Plus.
Disconnect is another good addon, preventing trackers. Connect to any newspaper site, look at the 200+ trackers pile up.
HTTPS Anywhere by EFF is another must have addon.
NoScript is a good idea, and selectively whitelisting sites. Why? Because of all sorts of interesting tab jacking and other shit you can do.
Example: http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/a-new-type-of-phishing-attack/
Go to that page. Then open a new tab. Go to new tab and wait. Surprise! jacked
Pretty good phishing idea, jack the tabs because most people have dozens of them open and won't even notice.
Chromium has the best TLS stack, and a sandbox. It would be the most secure browser if it wasn't for Google's awful policy of not checking addons. If you're a criminal you can buy a popular browser addon, reprogram it to steal bitcoins and update through Google's servers and they check nothing. Mozilla does check at least. http://lifehacker.com/many-browser-extensions-have-become-adware-or-malware-1505117457
Essential addons should be Adblock EDGE, which doesn't accept bribes from Google to whitelist ads unlike Adblock Plus.
Disconnect is another good addon, preventing trackers. Connect to any newspaper site, look at the 200+ trackers pile up.
HTTPS Anywhere by EFF is another must have addon.
NoScript is a good idea, and selectively whitelisting sites. Why? Because of all sorts of interesting tab jacking and other shit you can do.
Example: http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/a-new-type-of-phishing-attack/
Go to that page. Then open a new tab. Go to new tab and wait. Surprise! jacked
Pretty good phishing idea, jack the tabs because most people have dozens of them open and won't even notice.
Google Chrome
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