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Review: Dooble enters the crowded field of alternative browsers |
March 22, 2013
Dooble is another entry into the large field of "web browsers that aren't Explorer, Firefox, or Opera." As with most such entries, it is reasonably functional and has a few new ideas, but it doesn't offer an overwhelmingly compelling reason to switch from your primary browser.
The main focus of Dooble is privacy and security. Dooble operates by default in what other browsers call "private mode," and the user explicitly grants exceptions to retain data from various sites between launches. It will request a password on application launch. A built-in cookie browser is easily accessible from the main menu bar, making it simple to see what data sites are tracking (if you know how to interpret the information). The more secure HTTPS protocol is on by default, as well.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
Link: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2031427/review-dooble-enters-the-crowded-field-of-alternative-browsers.html#tk.rss_reviews
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