How would you stay safe on a public WiFi network when using a Mac?
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with firefox you can also setup proxy features with it Tools->options->advanced->network->settings
Also here is some more info on MAC PROXYS (http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4927970_setting-up-proxy-server-mac.html)
but you might not need all of that, im sure you would be just fine with firefox and/or (if you still a little nervous)in private browsing for extra protection browsing or Ctrl+shift+P
*So pretty much your gonna have to download something unless you want to set up a personal mac proxy but i think you still need to download something for that too*
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If you want to protect your privacy while web surfing, a great site is www. startpage.com. See the video below.
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option 2 - use a vpn
option 3 - use rdp client to connect to your home computer and browse from there.
option 4 - download an opensource app that hides your IP.
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Here is a video to set up your own proxy with a google app (if the embeded video at the bottom isn't working here is a direct link to the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f6Zq4prys0)i got it from here (http://lifehacker.com/tag/pst/macosx/) i highly suggest you vist it, it has a lot of information on useful mac stuff