It seems like Firefox might be changing in ways similar to Chrome. Not sure if it's just you noticing this shift.
It seems like Firefox might be changing in ways similar to Chrome. Not sure if it's just you noticing this shift.
Chrome stands out as the safest browser I've ever used. I've checked it using various techniques that remain effective in other browsers today. While I don’t claim it’s the absolute most secure, it offers better protection overall. Chrome gathers only search terms and types of input to enhance your experience. By default, it doesn’t do this—you need to turn it on in the settings.
The testing I performed was about a year ago and I didn't keep records. I wouldn't share them since this isn't a hack community. My goal was simply to check browsers for security, mainly Firefox and Chrome. As I moved from Firefox to Chrome, you'd be surprised at how many basic issues other browsers have. For instance, most still let JavaScript run indefinitely. You can easily crash Firefox by using alert()—it’s a simple trick that can bring down the whole browser or even your PC.