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<blockquote data-quote="Kongo" data-source="post: 1001470" data-attributes="member: 59691">And now remove Firefox Multi-Account Containers and Malwarebytes Browser Guard too and then you are good to go. Multi-Account Containers doesn&#039;t add much to your privacy as Firefox has Total Cookie Protection enabled by default which has a similar effect on dealing with cookies. It&#039;s also mentioned in the link I mentioned in my first post: [ATTACH]268953[/ATTACH]Malwarebytes is a good extension which is updated regularly but it&#039;s not really necessary if you harden your uBlock Origin like in the video of The Hated One. Otherwise if you still don&#039;t really feel safe, you can use secure DNS like Quad9 or NextDNS that can block malicious sites, ads and trackers system-wide without the need for another extension.I&#039;d also really be interested in your complete computer security config. How about you add your own security config thread here: <a href="https://malwaretips.com/forums/computer-security-configuration.12/" target="_blank">Computer Security Configuration</a>When you entered all the details, a moderator will rate your config and how secure it is. In addition, people can give recommendations and other useful tips to further improve your config.Here is mine for example: <a href="https://malwaretips.com/threads/securekongos-computer-security-config-2022.105925/" target="_blank">Advanced Plus Security - SecureKongo&#039;s Computer Security Config 2022</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kongo, post: 1001470, member: 59691"] And now remove Firefox Multi-Account Containers and Malwarebytes Browser Guard too and then you are good to go. Multi-Account Containers doesn't add much to your privacy as Firefox has Total Cookie Protection enabled by default which has a similar effect on dealing with cookies. It's also mentioned in the link I mentioned in my first post: [ATTACH]268953[/ATTACH] Malwarebytes is a good extension which is updated regularly but it's not really necessary if you harden your uBlock Origin like in the video of The Hated One. Otherwise if you still don't really feel safe, you can use secure DNS like Quad9 or NextDNS that can block malicious sites, ads and trackers system-wide without the need for another extension. I'd also really be interested in your complete computer security config. How about you add your own security config thread here: [URL="https://malwaretips.com/forums/computer-security-configuration.12/"]Computer Security Configuration[/URL] When you entered all the details, a moderator will rate your config and how secure it is. In addition, people can give recommendations and other useful tips to further improve your config. Here is mine for example: [URL="https://malwaretips.com/threads/securekongos-computer-security-config-2022.105925/"]Advanced Plus Security - SecureKongo's Computer Security Config 2022[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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