Pawtech the browser
How to pawtect (fine.. protect) your browser
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How to pawtect (fine.. protect) your browser
Last updated
Chrome. Safari. Firefox. Explorer.
First, test how safe your current browser is with Panopticlick and cover your camera!
Chrome > Settings > Show Advanced Settings > > Privacy > Send “Do Not Track” request with your browser traffic
Firefox > Options > Privacy > manage your Do Not Track settings
Safari > Menu > Preferences > Privacy > Website tracking > Ask websites not to track me
Explorer > Tools (Alt + X) > Safety > Turn on tracking protection > Enable
Alternative Browsers and Search Engines
Brave is a browser which automatically blocks ads and trackers
Tor is a browsing software that enables you to surf the web anonymously
DuckDuckGo is a private search engine that does not track its users
StartPage is a private search engine that does not record your IP address or track your searches
Incognito Mode (Chrome)
Incognito mode on the web prevents Google Chrome from saving a record of what you visit and download.
Customise and control Google Chrome > New incognito window
Or hold down: Ctrl + Shift + N
New Private Window (Firefox)
New Private Window opens a private browsing window in Firefox.
Open menu > New Private Window
Or hold down: Ctrl + Shift + P
New Private Window (Safari)
New Private Window stops Safari from keeping track of what web pages you're viewing.
File menu > New Private Window
Or hold down: Command + Shift + N
InPrivate
InPrivate helps prevent Internet Explorer from storing data about your browsing session.
Tools > Safety > InPrivate Browsing
Or hold down: Ctrl + Shift + P
A VPN, or a Virtual Private Network, is a way of disguising your IP and encrypting all of your internet traffic so that no one can find out what you’re viewing online.
Free VPN: OkayFreedom (please note: the free version of OkayFreedom is ad-supported) TunnelBear
The Tor Browser is designed to help keep you anonymous and is a simple yet effective way of browsing the internet without revealing your identity to anyone.
Download it here.
Browser extensions (Add-ons\/plug ins), are programs which extend or customise a web browser. Extensions can be used to protect your privacy by blocking third parties from tracking your online activity. WARNING: Extensions can also be malicious examples.
HTTPS Everywhere (Hypertext Transfer Protocol with Secure Sockets Layer)
secures and encrypts your internet traffic
Privacy Badger blocks tracking cookies
uBlock Origin is an adblocker
Chrome > History > Clear browsing data
Firefox > Options > Privacy > History
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