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<blockquote data-quote="Windows_Security" data-source="post: 822168" data-attributes="member: 50782">[USER=57019]@Handsome Recluse[/USER]I always used different browsers for different purposes.&nbsp; When I moved to Windows 10, I choose Edge for banking because it can be extra protected with Windows Defender Exploit Protection (<a href="https://malwaretips.com/threads/windows-sandbox-vs-edge-application-guard-window-which-is-safer.93405/#post-822000" target="_blank">see this post for a picture of the settings I use</a>).Now I use Edge-chromium with two user profiles. Because Edge-chromium is still in development, I am keeping old Edge as backup.The Booking &amp; Banking profile I use on Edge-chromium replaces my old locked Chrome version (which I still have installed as backup also) to use Google and Facebook analytics &amp; advertising (online marketing) and Salesforce and HubSpot CRM (digital sales) for my clients. It was a locked Chrome, because scripts, cookies et cetera were only allowed on the websites I had in my bookmarks.The Edge-chromium profile I use for surfing replaces Chromium (which I have removed). I liked to use Chromium for surfing because I have set UAC to deny elevation of unsigned programs. Chromium is not signed, so this UAC setting functioned as a sort soft Basic user container. I replaced chromium because Edge-chromium warns you when it is launched in admin mode and because Edge Chromium can also be extra protected by enabling code integrity guard in WD Exploit protection.In future I will probably end up with Edge-chromium only using two profiles (with Chrome as backup, to check when a site might break or stall)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Windows_Security, post: 822168, member: 50782"] [USER=57019]@Handsome Recluse[/USER] I always used different browsers for different purposes. When I moved to Windows 10, I choose Edge for banking because it can be extra protected with Windows Defender Exploit Protection ([URL='https://malwaretips.com/threads/windows-sandbox-vs-edge-application-guard-window-which-is-safer.93405/#post-822000']see this post for a picture of the settings I use[/URL]). Now I use Edge-chromium with two user profiles. Because Edge-chromium is still in development, I am keeping old Edge as backup. The Booking & Banking profile I use on Edge-chromium replaces my old locked Chrome version (which I still have installed as backup also) to use Google and Facebook analytics & advertising (online marketing) and Salesforce and HubSpot CRM (digital sales) for my clients. It was a locked Chrome, because scripts, cookies et cetera were only allowed on the websites I had in my bookmarks. The Edge-chromium profile I use for surfing replaces Chromium (which I have removed). I liked to use Chromium for surfing because I have set UAC to deny elevation of unsigned programs. Chromium is not signed, so this UAC setting functioned as a sort soft Basic user container. I replaced chromium because Edge-chromium warns you when it is launched in admin mode and because Edge Chromium can also be extra protected by enabling code integrity guard in WD Exploit protection. In future I will probably end up with Edge-chromium only using two profiles (with Chrome as backup, to check when a site might break or stall) [/QUOTE]

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