anon
24.09.19, 01:59
The modern web relies on lots of security standards and features to keep you and your data safe as you browse the web. How effective they are at protecting you depends on how well your web browser implements them: if your browser contains bugs, it might not be doing everything it can to keep you safe.
BrowserAudit is a free service for testing how well the most common security standards and features are implemented in your web browser. Click the Test me button to start running our collection of over 400 tests; after a few minutes, you'll be given a personalised report describing what's good and bad about your web browser's implementation of these security features. You can use this report to help you choose a safer web browser, report the problems BrowserAudit finds to the creators of your web browser, or (if you're a browser developer!) fix the problems yourself.
https://browseraudit.com/
Any modern browser (even Internet Explorer 11!) should pass these tests with just a handful of irrelevant warnings, but it's not a bad idea to confirm this nonetheless.
BrowserAudit is a free service for testing how well the most common security standards and features are implemented in your web browser. Click the Test me button to start running our collection of over 400 tests; after a few minutes, you'll be given a personalised report describing what's good and bad about your web browser's implementation of these security features. You can use this report to help you choose a safer web browser, report the problems BrowserAudit finds to the creators of your web browser, or (if you're a browser developer!) fix the problems yourself.
https://browseraudit.com/
Any modern browser (even Internet Explorer 11!) should pass these tests with just a handful of irrelevant warnings, but it's not a bad idea to confirm this nonetheless.