practice 'safe surfing' - seems to be compatible with everything
well, MY version of 'safe surfing' avoids using Edge, HTML mail, and Windows (in general) for web surfing, so maybe it's not so 'compatible' after all... (since 'avoid using windows' is a big part of it)
but at least do THESE things if you must use Windows:
a) don't view HTML mail as HTML [and no inline attachment previews, either]
b) don't preview e-mail nor web browse with an account that has 'admin' privs
c) don't use a Microsoft web browser
d) disable javascript as much as possible
e) don't download/install the application/plugin 'to view the content'
f) don't use any Adobe viewers (PDF and flash especially)
'c' and 'd' are probably the biggest vectors for malware, followed by 'e' and 'f', and then 'a' and 'b'. It's not perfect, but it'll work for most of what's out there, especially 0-days.
in any case, no need for anti-virus/anti-malware if you execute some self-discipline and do those things I just mentioned. THAT, and don't surf the web nor read e-mail logged in with 'admin' privs.
(or you can ignore what I said, at your own peril)
Biting the hand that feeds IT
