Private web browser

[Ammit]

Hi all

A little while ago there was a discussion on private browsers and the best ones to use for protecting you while web searching.

Having had my last pc go haywire and recently replaced, I have lost the last browser I used, the name of which I cannot remember.

Would some one be so kind as to inform me of these browsers and the best to use please.

Thanks

Don

[Lifebringer]

I use AVG viral protection and active search. It has a check page for viruses on the toolbar. They have a 30 day trial, but it's a fee. Had I known about Avaaz.org or com, I would have used the free worldwide browser that has so many people on it, it's hard to keep up with them all. My AVG is in service for 2 more years so, Avaaz.org or com as my son pc techy told me, is the best. Dennis Leary here, gave me the libreOffice.org to make sure my novels don't get caught "in the GATES/Cloud" for stealing, unless I keep renewing for upgrades with more spy ware in it. So now it's AVG and LibreOffice, which has the same/better word doc program compared to Microsoft Office and Word. Microsoft product is enough support for Bill Gates,(I don't like his investment in multidose vaccine shots leaving our kids open to ADHD and AUTISM. Besides, when I own a program, I don't want to have a deadline on when my writers block will return. I bought it, it should be mine, to use as often as needed, "unless" I want an upgrade. NOT pirate my docs, and tell me to have access, I have to pay for it.
I owe Dennis a great gratitude of thanks for freeing my book. My finances in the "gateskeepergame" held me back from finishing with no ability to connect or change parts needed to make the book flow.

Games people play.

Goodluck and check them both out. AVG has a trial and a virus vault.

Ohhh, why didn't I think of this. Microsoft Essentials keeps the pieces that a virus takes, and put them back, after it removes the virus, Trojan, or malware. They have a pc protection and they give you the option of a search, but if it's google don't. NOW Foxfire.com can do it all and works well with windows, apple or any system. The owners of the site here also know I have two search engines Foxfire and Avgsearch from the AVG package. Very Very good protection. Now the Foxfire will ask if you want Norton scan potential with a one time scan, don't take it, the pop-ups to scan and buy are a pain in the derrierre. AVG covers them both and so does Microsoft essential pac with a pc repair, analyze that removes Trojan horses, cookies double files defrags for you to keep performance. They are all good, but th echoice is yours. open all of them on a tab or two, and read their functions and product protections and sharing. Don't ever get Word15 w/cloud, they will keep your stuff, call it theirs and tell you to pay to get to it if it expires.

I don't like people having access to potential mini-series and invention docs or novels, and claiming it for their own, unless you pay. It's like the SS being put on a visa card, and a charge and a cap on what you can buy that day, and charge every time you use it. You can't just withdraw it and pay all your bills and go on about your business. Some have the ATM rigged where if there's no bank, they can charge you for every purchase and cap you at a $100.00 per withdrawal, and to pay a rent of 600.00 can cost an extra 17-20 dollars depending on the machine.

Well, good luck on the search engine, and if you have clearwire wifi, then use theirhompage/ search, they don't have ads for anything but their own products.

It's like they have a big guard saying, what's the password to get in? or Do I know you. You can manually disallow any upgrade, program you don't want, right in the AVG Interface on the right under "options.
Microsoft Essentials also can analyze errors, or problems, identify them, and fix them all.

[ExomatrixTV]

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/private-browsing-browse-web-without-saving-info

[Kalamos]

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