Advice Request Anyone using Chrome's flags to increase security and/or privacy

[Windows_Security]

Are members using the beta features of Chrome browser by tweaking the about://flags settings?

Privacy enhancement
#disable-hyperlink-auditing
#reduced-referrer-granularity

Security improvements RC (which are available a very long time so they won't give problems)
#extension-content-verification (set to strict)
#enable-permissions-blacklist

Security improvements Beta (most are available since 2012, so on my PC stable for at least two years)
#enable-site-per-process (which I always use with the flag below to for performance and resource)
#enable-top-document-isolation (puts all isolated iframes together in stead of each in its own)
#disallow-doc-written-script-loads
#enable-framebusting-needs-sameorigin-or-usergesture

 

[Sunshine-boy]

I think we need to open a topic about the Yandex browser we cant talk here anymore...

 

[Danielx64]

Well I am using the -disable-reading-from-canvas option on my shortcut, reason? Look here: Canvas Fingerprinting - BrowserLeaks.com

 

[Prorootect]

I think we need to open a topic about the Yandex browser we cant talk here anymore...

Go Sunshine-boy, go

 

[Prorootect]

Well I am using the -disable-reading-from-canvas option on my shortcut, reason? Look here: Canvas Fingerprinting - BrowserLeaks.com

I have Canvas toDataURL ×False only .. uh oh

 

[Sunshine-boy]

portable version only

Download Yandex Portable 2017 paf exe

I don't have such thing but seems Mr.x gave it to you.
You Can also create your portable tools by Application Virtualization | Run Any App in the Browser I like this software(and using it) although Vt shows not safe:notworthy:
Edited the link
P.s seems the new version is not detected by VT anymore(the detection is not that much).

 

[ForgottenSeer 58943]

Update.. Fortinet Labs have cleared Yandex CDN as a verified false positive and issued a signature update.

 

[chrcoluk]

Since people may change the setting based on hitting this from google I feel the need to add a correction.

It was said earlier in this thread, that appcontainer set to default on win 8.1 was leaving it enabled (with a whitelist), I had it enabled and verified it was working in process explorer, but when I switch to default the process reverted to untrusted (not in appcontainer).

So it seems default now has new less secure behaviour, thought I would give this heads up.