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<blockquote data-quote="R2D2" data-source="post: 991594" data-attributes="member: 64945"><p>Hi,</p><p></p><p>Thanks I was hoping for some feedback from more experienced members on here. Now to your queries:</p><p>a) UAC - Point taken, it's just that I have been experimenting, rather messing with my W11 PC config and got bugged with the UAC prompt so reduced it a notch.</p><p></p><p>b) I use AdGuard on the PCs and laptop, pfBlockerNG keeps the other devices like tabs and mobile phones relatively safe</p><p></p><p>c) I used MBAM Pro as an alternative scanner till KTS bugged me several times to uninstall it and I eventually did.</p><p></p><p>d) I normally use Cloudflare, NextDNS & Google in that order in my pfSense box.</p><p></p><p>e) VPNs - I am always on VPN and select 1 VPN for day. My current fav is ProtonVPN, with Torguard & PIA following closely behind. I also forgot to mention Nord but find the others faster</p><p></p><p>f) Indeed I have used nearly all well known passwords including Roboform but discontinued their use. I have several hundred logins, scores of notes, IDs, bank credit card info and other information saved in these PMs and TBH I'd be screwed if I couldn't access my PM data for any reason. It takes the burden of having to memorise critical information off my head. Besides, there's no sayin what can happen to a company these days. Hence the other password managers are mostly "cloud" or local backups. My most used PM is Lastpass. Dashlane and 1Password ran an discount offer on Apple's store in my country which was a deal I couldn't refuse. Bitwarden, well, this is a good habit I picked from MalwareTips back in 2017(ish) and I've subscribed to them every year since. At $10/year it's a deal. Why do I prefer Lastpass? Frankly it is the PM I've used continuously for the longest time and and I find it very easy to use. Mind you I am not saying the others are bad but LP is like a favourite flavour of ice cream. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite109" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p><p></p><p>g) One browser Firefox is exclusively to access work related sites and the other 2 are for casual/home browsing stuff. And frankly coz I like to monkey around trying different software.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="R2D2, post: 991594, member: 64945"] Hi, Thanks I was hoping for some feedback from more experienced members on here. Now to your queries: a) UAC - Point taken, it's just that I have been experimenting, rather messing with my W11 PC config and got bugged with the UAC prompt so reduced it a notch. b) I use AdGuard on the PCs and laptop, pfBlockerNG keeps the other devices like tabs and mobile phones relatively safe c) I used MBAM Pro as an alternative scanner till KTS bugged me several times to uninstall it and I eventually did. d) I normally use Cloudflare, NextDNS & Google in that order in my pfSense box. e) VPNs - I am always on VPN and select 1 VPN for day. My current fav is ProtonVPN, with Torguard & PIA following closely behind. I also forgot to mention Nord but find the others faster f) Indeed I have used nearly all well known passwords including Roboform but discontinued their use. I have several hundred logins, scores of notes, IDs, bank credit card info and other information saved in these PMs and TBH I'd be screwed if I couldn't access my PM data for any reason. It takes the burden of having to memorise critical information off my head. Besides, there's no sayin what can happen to a company these days. Hence the other password managers are mostly "cloud" or local backups. My most used PM is Lastpass. Dashlane and 1Password ran an discount offer on Apple's store in my country which was a deal I couldn't refuse. Bitwarden, well, this is a good habit I picked from MalwareTips back in 2017(ish) and I've subscribed to them every year since. At $10/year it's a deal. Why do I prefer Lastpass? Frankly it is the PM I've used continuously for the longest time and and I find it very easy to use. Mind you I am not saying the others are bad but LP is like a favourite flavour of ice cream. :) g) One browser Firefox is exclusively to access work related sites and the other 2 are for casual/home browsing stuff. And frankly coz I like to monkey around trying different software. [/QUOTE]
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