DuckDuckGo unveils its next desktop browser

Unlike other search engines, DuckDuckGo is known for its privacy search engine, but today it wants to go in a different direction through a private browser that it has developed to take into account privacy.

DuckDuckGo has revealed the new browser that will reach users on the desktop to provide a more private option for them compared to other browsers that often collect user data and then use it for advertising purposes and other things, after a period of launching its browser for smartphones.

The company indicates that the Robust feature to protect privacy will be enabled by default while browsing, searching, using e-mail and other important sites, but at the same time it indicates that the browser will not be a complete privacy browser, but will take into account the privacy of users daily - and perhaps this is normal because of the impossibility of having a browser that can block sites from Browse it without getting a bit of user data.

DuckDuckGo will be based on a proprietary engine and system, rather than relying on open source systems or previously available software such as Chrome. This has helped the company build the browser the way you want it without the need for unnecessary things, especially those that are not sensitive to privacy.

The company's manager points out that the browser is smoother and faster compared to browsers such as Chrome, and they have worked over the past year to track, analyze and block trackers across sites to increase users' privacy.