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<blockquote data-quote="Sampei Nihira" data-source="post: 859665" data-attributes="member: 84835">For some years now, the disabling of those protocols has been recommended/desired by many parties:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/its-time-to-upgrade-to-tls-1-3-already-says-cdn-engineer.394967/page-2[/URL]Regarding privacy, if we consider TOR the optimum to be reached for all other browsers, a browser like Edge Chromium is 1000 miles away if you do not configure it a little bit for privacy.And I don&#039;t think TOR has enabled TLS 1.0 and TLS 1 protocols.P.S. Regarding the insecure cipher suites, deleting them all (in Edge there are 7) can actually break some websites but limit them to 2/3 for example, almost certainly not.The problem is that when I checked it out I couldn&#039;t do it because the Command Line Switches wasn&#039;t working.<s>Now I don&#039;t know.</s>I have checked now, and it is not possible.in this case Chrome has this extra possibility.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sampei Nihira, post: 859665, member: 84835"] For some years now, the disabling of those protocols has been recommended/desired by many parties: [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/its-time-to-upgrade-to-tls-1-3-already-says-cdn-engineer.394967/page-2[/URL] Regarding privacy, if we consider TOR the optimum to be reached for all other browsers, a browser like Edge Chromium is 1000 miles away if you do not configure it a little bit for privacy. And I don't think TOR has enabled TLS 1.0 and TLS 1 protocols. P.S. Regarding the insecure cipher suites, deleting them all (in Edge there are 7) can actually break some websites but limit them to 2/3 for example, almost certainly not. The problem is that when I checked it out I couldn't do it because the Command Line Switches wasn't working. [S]Now I don't know.[/S] I have checked now, and it is not possible. in this case Chrome has this extra possibility. [/QUOTE]

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