How to browse safely from HACKERS anywhere in the world using Mozilla Firefox

I have decided to share this post with those that visit the internet cafe regularly.  Apart from online internet hackers, those who visit the same cybercafe you browse may still with little or no computer skills be able to see both your usernames and passwords.

Unknown to you, most browsers have a way of storing your visited sites history, account's usernames and passwords which can make it easy for someone with bad intention to easily see and steal your information.

Every time I visit a cybercafe - using Mozilla Firefox as a scenario , I use the next one minute to safeguard my usernames and passwords by first going to the MENU - TOOLS - PRIVACY to set the system not to remember history.  See image below:

The second step, which is the most important is to set Mozilla Firefox to uncheck remember passwords for sites by going through the following steps:

Click the menu button and choose Options.

Click the Security panel.
Click Saved Passwords... and the Password Manager will open.

To remove a username and password, select it from the list and click Remove.

To remove all stored usernames and passwords, click Remove All. After confirming this choice, all of your stored usernames and passwords will be deleted.  The you click ok.

Please, I welcome your kind comments......