New web browser

[Abzer]

Hello there,
One of these days i stumbled on one article Browser wars - SC Magazine US
It is about browser wars Fx vs.IE
At the foot of this article there is a subtitle about so called “zero-footprint” browser that seems to provide enhanced security in
web surfing rather then Fx and IE
Its called e-Capsule Private Browser
Here is the link to Wikipedia Private Browser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
What do you think about it?

[Toon]

No Mac Version?

[behavelittleboy]

The idea of being able to surf the internet knowing that all your personal information, IP and the like are secured is great. As we move forward into an age where data collecting beasts like Google are slowly building profiles of users it is definitely a desirable, marketable idea. However, I would rather see these type of features built in to browsers like Firefox because of its already growing popularity. Something more like a "ghost" mode or what have you that allows you to lock down your browser's ability to transmit data. Either way, I can see this new browser as beneficial when dealing with schools/children by protecting their information.

I like the concept of being able to take the software browser with you on a usb device - carrying around your secure browser for when you're traveling or on public wi-fi.

[crazyleaf]

Sweet.

[Abzer]

Yeah
This is a great advantage using a portable usb version
It's secure,anonymous,briefly all i claim for good browsing
I have already downloaded a trial version
And it's working perfect
I'm thinking of buying this browser
And what is most important, this browser is based on Mozilla's Gecko rendering engine as well as Firefox

[drewbie_wan]

Originally Posted by behavelittleboy

The idea of being able to surf the internet knowing that all your personal information, IP and the like are secured is great. As we move forward into an age where data collecting beasts like Google are slowly building profiles of users it is definitely a desirable, marketable idea. However, I would rather see these type of features built in to browsers like Firefox because of its already growing popularity. Something more like a "ghost" mode or what have you that allows you to lock down your browser's ability to transmit data. Either way, I can see this new browser as beneficial when dealing with schools/children by protecting their information.

I like the concept of being able to take the software browser with you on a usb device - carrying around your secure browser for when you're traveling or on public wi-fi.

or you could just browser the internest smarter and stop giving your information. its not a browser issue its a user issue. if you go to websites that phish, or spam or whatever, its your own fault.. just stay clear and use common sense.