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Is Google Chrome a better secured browser?
I was amazed that IE 8, Safari, Firefox were hacked so fast. Is it really Chrome so good or it was not tested?
Has anyone other results of independent investigations about security of web browsers?
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Worst case scenario, what can a Chrome extension do with “Your data on all websites” and “Your tabs and browsing activity”?
Chrome extensions, and just like other browsers, appear to often get quite some extensive access to your browser data. In fact, most extensions I've installed require access to:
Your data on all ...
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2answers
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Why do Chrome plugins need access to 'all my data' and 'browsing activity'?
Often I install simple add-ons for Google Chrome. However, they almost all need what appears to me as excessive access to my data. For instance, I install a plugin that allows me to click on any part ...
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Man-in-the-middle Blue coat proxy ssl or what?
I have just discovered that my workplace have enabled some new feature in the blue coat network proxy. It seems like all https certificates in chrome on windows is being issued by this internal ...
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1answer
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How do I check the code of a Chrome extension to make sure it's not stealing my info?
I've been reading more and more about just how much access browser extensions can have to your data. This is a little unsettling, so I'm curious if there is a way to Vet these extensions and make sure ...
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Do most browsers handle mixed encrypted and unencrypted content correctly?
In Google Chrome, when I go to an encrypted page that contains unencrypted content, I get the following pop-down, which allows me to either load or not load the insecure content, making a clear ...
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Chrome vs Explorer - how to explain in plain words that open-source is better?
Why open-source is better in plain words?
Yesterday I had a talk at a DIY bicycle workshop. There is a PC (running XP) that main application is checking emails (nothing really serious).
I found it ...
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1answer
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Can IE be made to imitate the behavior of Chrome's KeyGen element?
Is there any way I can repurpose existing ActiveX controls or functionality to get IE to work with the KeyGen element?
Assistance getting Safari to work with this optional HTML5 spec would be ...
