DuckDuckGo’s privacy-focused browser is available for Windows now
DuckDuckGo’s privacy-focused browser is available for Windows now
DuckDuckGo’s vision of a more private internet now works on all the major computing platforms.
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Chrome Reskin
Ehn. I sleep.
If you want this kind of privacy use Mullvad's browser (based on Firefox).
2 0 ReplyExactly my sentiments. Zero desire to use any form of chromium.
2 0 Replyif i was making a crossplatform browser i'd use the OS's default web renderer too.
i dont know of a single company that wants to secure their renderers outside of apple, microsoft, and google.
mozilla barely gets by with being a tiny marketshare and using the same security features provided by the OS.
1 0 Replyinteresting they went with Chromium on desktop when their Android browser uses (or at least used to use) Gecko.
0 0 ReplyAnd considering they're just adding to the Chromium near-monopoly.
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