DuckDuckGo for Mac is available in beta #Browsers #Web @DuckDuckGo
DuckDuckGo for Mac has just launched as a beta, with DuckDuckGo for Windows coming soon.
Like their mobile app, DuckDuckGo for Mac is an all-in-one privacy solution for everyday browsing with no complicated settings, just a seamless private experience. Plus, there are some new features.
By using your computer’s built-in website rendering engine (the same one Safari uses), and by blocking trackers before they load (unlike all the major browsers), you’ll get really fast browsing. We’re already faster than Chrome on some graphics performance and, by blocking trackers, DuckDuckGo uses about 60% less data than Chrome!
DuckDuckGo for Mac isn’t simply a replacement for “Incognito mode” (which isn’t actually private!) – instead DuckDuckGo for Mac is designed to be used as an everyday browser that truly protects your privacy.
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