Most people will be, but we always turn off features that autofill data, remember passwords by default or keep payment card data for later. Be sure to visit all suboptions to ensure you are happy with the defaults. In particular, we recommend visiting the following sub-options under Settings: In fact, taking a trip round Edge’s privacy options on Linux – there are lots of them – is worth doing, so that you can learn to do it on Windows as well. You need to take care to review all the default settings before first use, because there are some privacy settings that security conscious users will want to change. (We can’t figure out how to clear browsing data automatically on Chrome, and therefore prefer Firefox and Edge, where it’s easy to do this without plugins or scripted hacks.) It’s fast it looks good it may work for you where Chrome builds won’t and it’s really easy to configure it to delete all its cookies, web data, authentication tokens and other historical baggage automatically every time you exit the browser.

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