I try to surf as secure and privacy-safe possible, using Firefox, not remembering history and cookies, using noscript and disconnect and some more settings. To keep it usable, I use the FF password manager with a master password. Chrome I use for all facebook and google stuff only. But, there are much more security enhancing configurations, settings and scripts. Some overlapping, some depending your wishes. Nice articles can be found everywhere, I like e.g. BestVPN article like https://www.bestvpn.com/recommended-firefox-security-extensions/. To me, as a software engineer, this is already very time consuming to find it all out. If it is already confusing and time consuming to me, then 'normal' users will be totally lost. Could Mozilla help people out with making browsing as secure as possible within their needs? For example a pre-packaged version of Firefox with non-overlapping plugins. Or a question/answer way of installation, or something else. When I tell my friends what I did, and how I use it, they look at me like I'm a weirdo (yes I am). But it is all just too complex for people.