Risk: Informational
A new web browser is available that does not track users' searches or utilise auto-complete
Browzar has suffered from a barrage of criticism, mainly because sponsored links and natural results were displayed together, without distinguishing between them. This has now been changed and sponsored links appear in a different colour with 'sponsored results' displayed beneath them. It is anticipated that the next version will include tabbed browsing and may have the facility to personalise the homepage, which the current version does not have.
According to Browzar's website: "Browzar is an IE shell browser that allows you to surf the internet with privacy. It doesn't save any cache, history, cookies or use auto-complete, it protects your privacy while you are online.
The Browzar start page contains a search box that allows you to search the internet but you are under no obligation to use our search engine and are free to go directly to the search engine of your choice.
Sometimes we need to view websites or search privately, especially if you share a computer. Browzar does not save any cache, history, cookies or use auto-complete and gives us the freedom to surf and search the internet in private simply, and with no fuss."