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Browzar

Browzar is based on the Internet Explorer Engine and is such a small file that it only takes a few seconds to download. It is disposable and therefore can be disposed off once the work is over and then downloaded again if needed. This indeed preserves the privacy. This trident-based browser is simple and user friendly because of its ability to be downloaded with just one click which, in turn saves you the trouble of long and strenuous installation every time.

Uses of Browzar

Apart from the above mentioned usages, there are considerably many more, which makes Browzar a very popular tool in Internet browsing. They are as follows:
  • There is no risk of browsing history or stored files. More renowned browsers make it possible to delete history folders and empty cache files. But Browzar, being a light weight browser (weighing about 265 KB), helps in establishing privacy to the masses. Browzar does not save informations on the visited web sites. It assures us of privacy anytime and anywhere. Therefore things like online banking including bank account passwords and e-mails remain private.
  • Applications such as annonmyizer provide a higher degree of privacy to power users via the use of proxy servers which are not a feature of Browzar.
  • It does not embark on a search auto-complete.
  • No registration fee is needed for installation.
  • It works on windows although Mac OS X and Linux Browzar are expected to arrive soon. Browzar is accessible anywhere and everywhere. It is also easy to use. Apart from that, it has the ability to keep secrets.



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