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Authenticator generates two-factor authentication (2FA) codes in your browser. Use it to add an extra layer of security to your online accounts. Always keep a backup of your secrets in a safe location. Encrypting your secrets is strongly recommended, especially if you are logged into a Google account. Back up your secrets to a file, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, or Dropbox. Sync your secrets with your Google Account. Available for Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. Import data from Google Authenticator's official mobile App.

REDACT 4.0.0 is an open-source Windows anti-forensics & artifact sanitization suite that permanently destroys 285 system artifacts — browser history, registry traces, NTFS change journals, Windows Recall AI snapshots, live RAM, and encrypted volume key material. New in 4.0.0: Auto-Trigger Engine — 7 triggers: USB Panic, Login Failure, Dead Man's Switch, VPN Disconnect, WiFi Change, Time Window, Forensic Tool Detection. BitLocker and VeraCrypt header destruction renders encrypted...

...This extension for K-Meleon can also be installed on other browsers that use XUL including SeaMonkey, Pale Moon, Mypal, Roytam's New Moon, and Waterfox Classic. The Password Extractor XML export/import format is also used by Password Exporter (for Firefox and SeaMonkey) and Password Backup Tool (for Pale Moon and Basilisk). The CSV export format is compatible with popular browsers and password managers including Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi, KeePass, and KeePassXC. To import passwords from another browser's CSV password export use the Password Extractor conversion tool for your browser.