Antivirus For Chromebook?

So I use chromebook for web browsing sites and downloading adult videos and files. I also stream sports, movies and tv shows through dodgy sites with the chromebook. I do this since I won't do that with my main dell windows 11 laptop.


The thing is I do not access online banking or my primary email on this chromebook. I have several dummy google accounts that I log in to that is for entertainment use.


Now let say I want to access my primary email on the chromebook or a financial site like online banking on the same chromebook. Is that safe or not? Reason being I downloaded a ton of adult videos and files from forums and obviously they could possibly have malware/virus? However, I heard it isn't possible or very unlikely? However even if the chromebook has malware or virus, I heard you can powerwash it and then it would be like it is new. However, I would not want to do this because I have lot of files on the chromebook so I don't want it to be wiped out. Now, is there any antivirus I could download on chromebook? I know on the google play store, there is malwarebytes and AVG. But do those scan your chromebook 100% like as well as kaspersky total or bitdefender on windows? I always heard people say chromebook doesn't need antivirus and it's already built in. However, is it safe for me to visit say online banking on a chromebook or my primary google account after doing these things on my chromebook?

Want to add to this right now. In a week or two, I have to visit a site where I normally visit it on my primary windows 11 laptop. I usually visit it once or twice a year.



I log into this site to send/receive financial documents like tax documents and things like that. Now whenever they send me a document, you always have to enter the password to open it before you can open up the document. You know what this password is because it is related to you somehow. Now previously I always just visit that website on my main windows primary laptop and send/receive documents from it and open the PDF file and send back whatever is necessary. However... my concern is in case their laptop has malware/virus... I don't want me opening that PDF file on my windows primary laptop to get malware/virus. Would you say this is a smart action to take or not? Now last time I had to open a PDF file from them, I had a really slow spare windows 10 laptop to visit that site and open the PDF file and then send whatever back was necessary. At the moment I only have my primary windows 11 laptop and my chromebook. So because of this, whenever the other party sends me documents to look at and send back, I want to do this on another computer just in case their computer/laptop has malware.


Now... would it be safe to do this on my chromebook at the state my chromebook is right now or not? I do have lot of adult videos and pictures I downloaded from forums. So obviously there is a chance these files could have malware/virus. But since it's a chromebook and not windows, does it make matter? Does it make any difference if I log into my chromebook as a guest? Or that makes no difference at all if your chromebook has malware/virus? But say 2 or 3 of your google accounts you use on the chromebook are ones you use primary for web browsing/downloading adult videos/streaming etc. And say you have 1 google account on your chromebook that is just regular web browsing. Does any of this make a difference or not because it's still the same chromebook?



So the safe thing here would be powerwash my chromebook first? Only then... go to that financial website and receive and open an PDF files and once I'm done with that... then powerwash my chromebook again? Then finally... go log in with my few google accounts and continue to do what I normally do on it?


The thing is after I visit the website and open some PDF files and then send it back, I won't have to do this again for at least 6 months or longer. Thus this isn't like something I have to do weekly. So based on this... safe thing to do is just powerwash it but make sure you save the videos and pictures to google drive or external hard drive first? Then powerwash it. Then go do any financial things on it and once you are done... only then you power wash it one more time? Then go log back into your 2 or 3 google accounts you use for the chromebook? I use a chromebook strictly for entertainment purposes and wouldn't do these things on my main laptop. So would like your advice on this. Also during the process of visiting the website and receiving PDF file and checking it and sending it back, that would take probably 2 days max. Also, can anyone here confirm that with a chromebook... you can open adobe PDF files? Thank you.