If you do not need to share your data with an interested Google team when doing a web search, you can opt out of alternative ways such as search engine DuckDuckGo. It can be configured as a standard not only on Mac but now on iOS and iPadOS as well.
Now DuckDuckGo’s message is about to be announced. The company seems ready to build a new browser for desktop computers, in addition to working on its own search engine. In which CEO Gabriel Weinberg should pay special attention to privacy Web site Announced. Talks about the “Super App for Privacy”.
The DuckDuckGo desktop browser should be similar to the DuckDuckGo application for iPhones and iPads and should allow users to control their privacy settings and information quickly and easily. According to Weinberg, there should be no “complex settings” and “misleading alerts” but “strong data protection” that “works by default when searching, browsing, emailing and more”.
Release date is unknown yet
DuckDuckGo does not trust Chromium to its own browser, but does rely on rendering engines provided by the operating system. With these requirements, the application should be fast and elegant.
“Instead of forging chromium or anything else, we build our desktop processor on top of rendering engines provided by the operating system (as we do on cell phones). Years of accumulation of major browsers. With our clear and simple user interface and the popular Fire Button from our mobile app, DuckDuckGo for Desktop is ready to become your new, everyday browser app. Compared to Chrome, the DuckDuckGo application for the desktop is cleaner, more personal, and significantly faster than initial testing.
According to The Verge, the DuckDuckGo browser is currently in the personal testing phase for MacOS. You also need to plan the Windows version of the web browser. The release date for the browser is not yet available, but the official release should be implemented in the coming year. As soon as we learn more about this topic, we will definitely let you know.
Photos: DuckDuckGo.
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