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(1) For those looking for a mobile browser setup, here's something I'd recommend you try:
Browser 1: Personal browser for personal accounts. No other sites, just things like personal email, banking, etc.
@firefox @brave
Browser 2: Disposable browser for most of... (cont)
Browser 1: Personal browser for personal accounts. No other sites, just things like personal email, banking, etc.
@firefox @brave
Browser 2: Disposable browser for most of... (cont)
(2) your web traffic. Data should be cleared from this browser on exit by default and should have basic hardening to prevent tracking your searches and browsing.
@FirefoxFocus @duckduckgo browser
Browser 3: Your privacy browser. For sensitive searches.
@torproject ... (Cont)
@FirefoxFocus @duckduckgo browser
Browser 3: Your privacy browser. For sensitive searches.
@torproject ... (Cont)
(3) The browsers I used are recommendations, but anything works assuming it does the job. Currently, I use:
- Fennec from @fdroidorg (personal)
- Privacy Browser from @fdroidorg (disposable)
- @torproject from @fdroidorg (anonymity)
The purpose of this is to... (Cont)
- Fennec from @fdroidorg (personal)
- Privacy Browser from @fdroidorg (disposable)
- @torproject from @fdroidorg (anonymity)
The purpose of this is to... (Cont)
(4) ...compartmentalize your web browsing. There's no reason to tie your generic searches to your personal account by using the same browser for everything.
It's good practice to separate things, both technically and mentally.
What are some of your mobile browser setups?
It's good practice to separate things, both technically and mentally.
What are some of your mobile browser setups?
