Qianweilian

2 minutes ago, CoderDrag0n8 said:

I would personally recomend Firefox (purely for my deep hatred of chromium) but I understand that brave does mostly remove all the bad parts. I just don't like that a company's whos whole shebang is no google tracking uses chromium and is, in the end, subject to whatever google does or does not decide to add to chromium. Also I use DuckDuckGo with an adblocker

I like firefox better than ddg, I find ddg kinda annoying.

1 minute ago, Frustration said:

That's definately one of the perks. Though I think a VPN wpuld be faster for you.

What is Orbot by the way, I've seen it come up a few times but never found an explanation.

It's a vpn run by the tor project. I don't actually have to use both, just either works.

Actually, IDK if it is run by the TOR project, but it connects to the TOR network

I've been using Tor and Orbot to circumvent my school wifi to use steam and play Minecraft.

They work very well, but, as Frustration mentioned, they're not convenient for everyday use

53 minutes ago, Frustration said:

If you keep it at home it's probably fine. If ypu bring it with you, you risk losing it.

Oh yeah, I misunderstood you. I was talking about something like a notebook at home. I agree that bringing it with you would probably be a bad idea.

Why not write down your passwords? Unless your house gets broken into, it's probably one of the more secure methods. While you will want multiple copies in case of fire, it is secure from most technology breaches.