Thanks for asking. Many stuff is disabled by default, but it’s a moving target. There are some tutorials online to read. It depends on what the browser is use

Thanks for asking. Many stuff is disabled by default, but it’s a moving target. There are some tutorials online to read. It depends on what the browser is used for. Some hardening breaks certain sites. Some stuff to look at: - dns-prefetch - geo - cookie - dom (disable, breaks sites) - browser.cache.disk - clipboard.events - media.peerconnection - healthreport - spoofRefererHeader Chrome doesn’t remove history when closed is a big issue.