Comodo Dragon

Popular security software program programmer Comodo has created a Chrome remix said to have greater safety attributes than its predecessors. Comodo Dragon is an aesthetically minimalist web browser that is appealing, receptive, and also safeguard.

Besides the red hue, the Chromium-based browser's interface corresponds that of market challenger Google Chrome. From the detachable tabs at the top of the display to the bookmark-syncing alternative, it is impossible to quickly acknowledge where the "remix" occurs. The Aid tab even redirects you to Google Chrome's Help page and also the Expansions tab reroutes you to Google too. It likewise maintains Chrome's incognito setting option, where all searching details and also cookies are deleted following the user's Web session. Upon jabbing around the Options menu, there are a couple of visible distinctions: there are no place setups and also Dragon does absent an alternative to send out "use stats as well as collision records to Google."

An internet browser created by a company that is best understood for its firewall program software application can leave people really feeling more protected concerning their Net use. Comodo Dragon will bring up a bright-yellow care message cautioning individuals that sending out information might be harmful when they are getting in an Internet website with an unpredictable safety and security certification. One such message pops up also when logging right into large websites like Facebook. Additionally, Dragon does not send out searching information to a remote web server.

Based on basic timer tests run on Microsoft Windows XP Solution Pack 3, the typical cold start-up time was 4.53 seconds, warm startup was 0.92 s, and also navigating time from nytimes.com to facebook.com was 0.87 s. Comodo Dragon shows to have somewhat much faster page-loading rate than Google Chrome 5.0.375.70, which had results of 5.71 s, 1.27 s, and also 1.23 s, respectively. However, in Sunspider JavaScript benchmark testing, Comodo Dragon received a typical score of 929.6 nanoseconds, whereas Google got 734ms. Based upon these results, Google may have quicker JavaScript efficiency than Comodo.

Dragon is not only quickly, yet like Google Chrome, it is not scattered with countless symbols, leaving even more room for Internet watching. For those that are added cautious regarding their on-line security, or for those who are bothered with Google's data-mining, this rapid internet browser is a fantastic selection.