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Yep, as long as you stick with an adblocker in your browser and avoid downloading shady things it's pretty safe.

• jdhendrickson 10y ago
  I would add the use of noscript or a similar white listing javascript blocker would probably be of use as well.
  • dahauns 10y ago
    uMatrix is very nice, a whitelisting everything blocker with a really intuitive interface.
  • smsm42 10y ago
    I don't see how non-professional can browse the net with JS blocker on. Most of the sites nowdays just won't work and average user won't have any way to figure out why.
  • ndesaulniers 10y ago
    https://www.reddit.com/r/razer/comments/5orvy5/late_2016_rbs_qhd_linux_damage_report/ https://www.reddit.com/r/razer/comments/5orvy5/late_2016_rbs...