- Feb 25, 2017
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Same, still the posts of @Cutechri and @oldschool made me reconsider my choice.But I’m a low risk computer, so
Block low integrity images - ON
Block remote images - ON
Block untrusted fonts - ON
Control flow guard (CFG) - ON
Data execution prevention (DEP) - ON + Enable thunk emulation - CHECKED
Disable extension points - ON
Force randomization for images (Mandatory ASLR) - ON + Do not allow stripped images - CHECKED
Randomize memory allocations (Bottom-up ASLR) - ON
Validate exception chains (SEHOP) - ON
Validate handle usage - ON
Validate heap integrity - ON
Validate image dependency integrity - ON
Same, still the posts of @Cutechri and @oldschool made me reconsider my choice.But I’m a low risk computer, so
I see that there's separate about:config which control if it will be enabled in Private Browsing mode. But it's disabled by default.- updated Firefox to v. 102 and disabled AdGuard URL Tracking Filter for now, as Firefox is removing tracking parameters from websites when ETP is set to strict.
I will wait for more details wether AdGuard's filterlist or the built in one of Firefox is more effective. Didn't find any further information about it yet. If one of you finds out additional info I would appreciate it if you could share the source with me.
Shouldn't it be enabled in Strict mode and in private browsing mode?I see that there's separate about:config which control if it will be enabled in Private Browsing mode. But it's disabled by default.
"privacy.query_stripping.enabled.pbmode"
I set it to true now.
I thought so too, but surprisingly it's not. Tried changing settings a couple of times. If I don't set it in Strict mode, then the normal flag gets disabled and enables if I set it to strict. But the private browsing flag doesn't change. It stays "false" always.Shouldn't it be enabled in Strict mode and in private browsing mode?
Can confirm. It's also disabled by default on my system... Thanks for letting me knowI thought so too, but it's surprisingly it's not. Tried changing settings a couple of times. If I don't set it in Strict mode, then the normal flag gets disabled and enables if I set it to strict. But the private browsing flag doesn't change. It stays "false" always.
- trying Gibiru search engine. Thanks to @oldschool for bringing this one up.
I just added it manually. Don't need an extension for that.Gibiru Homepage offers an addon for Firefox, did you installing that or did you added manually Gibiru to search engines on your FF?
Gibiru for FireFox – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)
Download Gibiru for FireFox for Firefox. This add-on sets gibiru.com as your default search engine.addons.mozilla.org
How did you do it? I wasn't able to.I just added it manually. Don't need an extension for that.
Oh, you added it to homepage, not as your default search engine.
Is that question for me or @SecureKongo ?Just a random question. I see your running MD in it's own sandbox. I've not been doing that this year. Have you noticed any issue or system lag?
Since you are using Kerish Doctor, you don't need Iobit Updater.Totally understandable, but Cylance is really light and works well for me at the moment. I also ditched most Iobit products but the Software Updater is the only not bloated software by iobit. Also I'm not using Iobit Uninstaller, I'm using HiBit Uninstaller. Thanks for your tips, might remove Iobit Software Updater in the future as there are better software updaters anyway.
Thanks for letting me know but that was more than a year ago. I am using none of them anymore. My config has been updated many times since then.Since you are using Kerish Doctor, you don't need Iobit Updater.
EitherIs that question for me or @SecureKongo ?