Description
If you love to go online then safety
should be your priority. You must know which
browser is safe and secure. As per the NSS Labs' 2013 Browser Security
Comparative Analysis, Internet Explorer tops the charts. In some other reports,
Firefox topped the charts.
Solution:
Here, we are discussing the three
browsers that can be considered safe:
SRWare Iron- It doesn’t share any
information with Google unlike Chrome.
Comodo Dragon- It offers other
security and private features.
Dooble- It doesn’t resemble with
Chrome at all and have distinct tabbed interface.
Apart from this, one thing is
common that all these browsers run JavaScript and accept third-party cookies. Allowing
JavaScript site-by-site is not a big irritation. For disabling JavaScript and
blocking third-party cookies in Chrome, click “Settings” icon available in the
top right corner of the browser window and choose “Settings.” Then scroll and
select “Show advanced settings” and click “Content Settings” button under
Privacy. Below “Cookies”, choose "Block third-party cookies and site data”
and select the option of “Do not allow any site to run JavaScript” given under
JavaScript. After that, click “Done.”
SRWare Iron
It has three other advantages
that are built-in ad blocker, an easy-to-customize User Agent, and 12 preview
thumbnails. But, its default settings allow third-party cookies. Apart from
sharing information with Google, it doesn’t have any other advantage over
Chrome.
Comodo Dragon
It has built-in Web Inspector and PrivDog
features available on the right side of the address bar. With WebInspector,
you can perform an online scan of the current page for malware and malicious
activity.
Block and unblock privacy threats
in various categories using PrivDog feature. Also, you get 10GB of free online
storage. Talking about its advanced security features, phishing and malware
protection are there. Using its “Clear at exit” button, you can delete your
browsing and download history, cookies and other stuff.
Dooble
It avoids Google Chrome
interference in the settings and it uses HTTPS by default. But, when you
actually test it you will find the option unchecked. Dooble lets JavaScripts
run for opening alerts, hiding the menu bar or opening a new window. Along with
blocking third-party cookies, you can allow those cookies that are already
accepted or customize the list of cookie-blocking exceptions. By disabling all
JavaScripts, you can add sites to your exceptions list.
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