Most Secure Browser: Firefox vs Chrome vs Edge

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  • Russell Holton
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    Originally posted by Ray Tackett View Post
    There are also malicious ads.
    Yes, that's the kind of thing I'm more concerned with.

    Originally posted by Ray Tackett View Post
    Dunno why they bothered with Edge. Everything but Firefox is based on Chromium, the spyware/adware from Google.
    Chromium is the open source version of Google's Chrome. Being open source, I'm sure others are able to strip out any "Googleness". They've certainly modified it to use different lists for bad URLs which is why Edge gets a different test result than Chrome, even if the underlying rendering engine is the same.

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  • Ray Tackett
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    There are also malicious ads. Dunno why they bothered with Edge. Everything but Firefox is based on Chromium, the spyware/adware from Google.

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  • Russell Holton
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    An interesting way to rate security. He's just measuring what happens if you try to download malware. I'm generally more concerned about vulnerabilities where a malicious actor can do things like triggering the download without my consent, or stealing credentials. Not all malicious software for Windows are exes. There's PowerShell scripts and even fileless malware that only resides in memory.

    However, it's likely much harder to come up with a test for that.

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