[SeaBull]

What are your thoughts on that expired certificate problem that firefox had? I honestly thing it was a huge deal, considering I didn't log into any of my accounts or even use firefox while I was waiting for the update.

[mothered]

I don't use FF for any sensitive account logins and navigation, so It had very little Impact on me.

[SeaBull]

I don't use FF for any sensitive account logins and navigation, so It had very little Impact on me.

What do you use if you don't mind my asking?

[mothered]

I don't use FF for any sensitive account logins and navigation, so It had very little Impact on me.

What do you use if you don't mind my asking?

I use a dedicated system, solely for sensitive account logins.

This means no other links/sites are visited nor opened- only log In & log out of my account. In terms of the browser, I use Avast Secure Browser. Epic Privacy Browser Is well worth using as well. It also has a built-In proxy with multiple servers to choose from.

[SeaBull]

I don't use FF for any sensitive account logins and navigation, so It had very little Impact on me.

What do you use if you don't mind my asking?

I use a dedicated system, solely for sensitive account logins.

This means no other links/sites are visited nor opened- only log In & log out of my account. In terms of the browser, I use Avast Secure Browser. Epic Privacy Browser Is well worth using as well. It also has a built-In proxy with multiple servers to choose from.

Why Avast / Epic? I don't mean to sound accusatory i'm just very interested

[mothered]

What do you use if you don't mind my asking?

I use a dedicated system, solely for sensitive account logins.

This means no other links/sites are visited nor opened- only log In & log out of my account. In terms of the browser, I use Avast Secure Browser. Epic Privacy Browser Is well worth using as well. It also has a built-In proxy with multiple servers to choose from.

Why Avast / Epic? I don't mean to sound accusatory i'm just very interested

All good, you have every right to ask.

Epic for It's built-In proxy, and Avast for It's built-In privacy features. I realize Avast Is based on Chromium, but I only use It for general navigation. My exploitations Is a completely different setup- anonymizing fingerprints, digital footprints and an array of security measures.