Learn how to enable the privacy settings in the Mozilla Firefox browser. You can further enhance privacy and security using the different built-in options. [ Ссылка ]
With the increase in cyber threats and privacy breaches, it is crucial to enhance Firefox's security and privacy setup to protect sensitive information.
Firstly, users can enable the "Do Not Track" feature in Firefox to prevent websites from tracking their online activities. This can be done by going to the Firefox menu, clicking "Preferences," and then selecting the "Privacy & Security" tab. Users can enable the "Send websites a 'Do Not Track' signal" option from here.
Secondly, Firefox has a built-in password manager to generate and store strong and unique passwords for each website. Users can access this feature by selecting "Preferences" and the "Privacy & Security" tab.
Thirdly, users can enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for their Firefox account to add an extra layer of security. This feature can be set up by selecting the Firefox account settings and the "Security" tab.
Fourthly, Firefox has a private browsing mode that can browse the internet without saving any history, cookies, or other data. Users can access this feature by clicking on the Firefox menu and selecting "New Private Window."
Finally, users can install privacy and security add-ons like uBlock Origin, HTTPS Everywhere, and Privacy Badger, which helps block ads, encrypt website connections and stop third-party trackers.
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