Thursday, August 31st 2006
Browzar promises safe browsing for normal people.
Over the past several years, there have been multiple ways for people to surf the internet. Internet Explorer has been around for a very long time, Firefox owns ten percent of the market, and Opera is probably the most universal web browser. Now, the founder of Freeserve has wrote a web browser he promises will be very easy to use. Ajaz Ahmed, the founder of Freeserve, told ZDNet that "It's aimed at normal people who don't realise they're leaving traces behind. Having a retail background enables me to think like a customer, I'm always conscious to keep things very, very simple". Some advantages of using Browzar-
Source:
ZDNet
- No browsing history or cookies.
- No embarrasing auto-complete.
- No installation necessary, you can run it off the website.
- No registration required.
8 Comments on Browzar promises safe browsing for normal people.
What's that suppose to mean?
" * No browsing history or cookies.
* No embarrasing auto-complete.
* No installation necessary, you can run it off the website.
* No registration required.
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AKA It's for the horney 10 year olds who don't know how to clear their history after they are finished with t3h pr0n
maybe it does not save cookies...but it sure takes em if there already available on the PC.
my Techpowerup.com login for example :D
cheers
DS
when i press CTRL+U it opens a new IE windows :S
But seriously... it runs from inside the internet meaning it can stream your cookies to a remote computer... that's really not good.
its just like the portable Firefox and does not need to be installed. It is still an executable which needs to be run on the host PC.
cheers
DS