If you’re a Chrome, Firefox or www.connectsecure.info/parental-control-software-and-apps/ Edge user you probably don’t pay much attention to other web browsers. Avast Secure is a great choice for those who want a browser that is focused on privacy and safety. The Chromium-based browser includes a click reference VPN as well as ad blocking, among other features.
Its ad blocker lets you modify the settings and set a strict blocking mode in order to block out even the most persistent ads. And it is compatible with the uBlock Origin plugin, which provides third-party filter lists and dynamic filters for greater control. Its phishing protection helps you avoid scam sites and its banking mode hides your passwords and credit card details from prying eyes.
Other features include tab grouping, which makes browsing multiple tabs much easier by keeping them together and well-organized. It also syncs bookmarks and history across platforms to allow you to continue browsing where you left off on a different device. It also blocks ads on websites, which improves website loading speeds.
Avast’s web browser looks almost exactly like Google Chrome. It also lets you import your configuration settings, bookmarks and other features you’d like to add after switching to Avast. The only drawback is that it sends usage statistics and crash reports to Avast’s servers, which you can change at secure://settings/importData. However, it’s a good browser with plenty of privacy and security features that could be an alternative to the three major browsers.