Guide | How To Testing Safe Edge

[Andy Ful]

Known DNS Providers | AdGuard DNS Knowledge Base

Here we suggest a list of trusted DNS providers. To use them, first install AdGuard Ad Blocker or AdGuard VPN on your device. Then, on the same device, click the link to a provider in this article

adguard-dns.io

Some interesting DNS resolvers have not been tested yet.

 

[Parkinsond]

Some interesting DNS resolvers have not been tested yet.

Some of them are well-known and tested, some never heard about before.

 

[Defenderfan]

Is it possible for you to create a command line as well

ChromiumHardening/flags/chrome-command-line.md at main · melo936/ChromiumHardening

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github.com

Like this abandoned one?

 

[TairikuOkami]

Is it possible for you to create a command line as well

There is 259 characters limit in Target, so it can be used only for a limited number of commands, preferably those that can not be set in any other way, like disable WebGL. I use those:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\msedge.exe" --enable-features="EnableCsrssLockdown,EncryptedClientHello,IsolatePrerenders,IsolateSandboxedIframes,RendererAppContainer,WinSboxDisableExtensionPoint" --disable-webgl --no-pings

 

[Defenderfan]

There is 259 characters limit in Target, so it can be used only for a limited number of commands, preferably those that can not be set in any other way, like disable WebGL. I use those:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\msedge.exe" --enable-features="EnableCsrssLockdown,EncryptedClientHello,IsolatePrerenders,IsolateSandboxedIframes,RendererAppContainer,WinSboxDisableExtensionPoint" --disable-webgl --no-pings

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thx

 

[Andy Ful]

How to improve the authentication via Edge Password Manager.

Using the web browser's built-in password manager is an excellent protection against phishing, but most InfoStealers can steal the passwords saved in Edge and other web browsers. Here is a simple method to increase the security:

1. Use the password to your email, built from two passwords. The first should be complex, but the second can be simple.
2. Save the first password in the web browser password manager.
3. Complete the autofill data by manually adding the second (simple) password.
4. Initiate the sign-in action. In the "Save password" prompt, choose "Never save for this site".

Now you can use this method for any website. Each sign-in action will require autofill data from a password manager + manually inserted simple password.
The first password must be unique (different for different websites). The second (simple) password can be the same for all websites.
This is kinda similar to using a dedicated password manager with a master password. The difference is that the master password is inserted once and must be complex. This method uses a simple password, but it must be inserted several times.
The passwords saved in the web browser can be written on paper. They will not be useful for others without knowing the second part (must be remembered).

There is some advantage over a dedicated Password manager against keyloggers. If the master password is compromised, all passwords are compromised too. The method in this post can protect the full password against keyloggers.

It is also better and easier compared to not using password managers. The full passwords are safer, and the user must remember/write only one simple password for all websites.