Privacy and security are two very real concerns. The default settings in Firefox are pretty good at protecting your privacy and security, but you can make some adjustments to protect yourself even more. In this hack, we’ll show you how to prevent malicious JavaScript code to alter your browser and steal your information.
Why would [...]

Managing multiple passwords is complex. Internet users often have too many passwords to remember. Each password may expire on a different schedule and be subject to different policies about password composition. This complexity lads people to give up and select trivial passwords, or even worse, use one password for everything.
Sxipper is a free Firefox browser [...]

Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension that basically allows you to write JavaScript scripts that make on-the-fly changes to web pages you visit. As the scripts are persistent, the changes made to the web pages are executed every time the page is opened.
So what do these scripts do? Almost anything. Greasemonkey can be used for adding [...]

Clipperz, the recently launched online password manager, can be used to store any kind of sensitive information, such as passwords, confidential notes, credit and debit card details, and so on.
It is free and completely anonymous, and the real cool feature is the direct login: users can save the credentials of their online accounts into [...]

Web browsers are leaky faucets that are revealing email address, web sites you’ve entered, search queries and other information. This absolute invasion of your privacy is actually pretty common and there are several different ways you can take control and increase your privacy.
In this hack, we’re going to highlight 10 tips to bolster your privacy [...]