Net browser promises private surf
 

Net browser promises private surf

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/5305250.stm

A web browser has been released that promises total privacy for its users.

Browzar, as it is known, automatically deletes all traces of the pages a person has visited, and the terms that they have searched for on the web.



http://www.browzar.com/

That sucks. :disgust

The most popular browsers on the web are:

July 2006
1. Microsoft IE 83.05%
2. Mozilla Firefox 12.93%
3. Apple Safari 1.84%
4. Opera 1.00%
5. Netscape 0.16%



The most popular browsers in the USA are:

July 2006
1. Microsoft IE 79.78%
2. Mozilla Firefox 15.82%
3. Apple Safari 3.28%
4. Opera 0.81%
5. Netscape 0.20%





The most popular browsers in Canada are:

July 2006
1. Microsoft IE 80.98%
2. Mozilla Firefox 14.58%
3. Apple Safari 2.82%
4. Opera 1.30%
5. Netscape 0.14%



The most popular browsers in the UK are:

July 2006
1. Microsoft IE 86.23%
2. Mozilla Firefox 11.65%
3. Apple Safari 1.30%
4. Opera 0.53%
5. Netscape 0.15%



The most popular browsers in Australia are:

July 2006
1. Microsoft IE 69.35%
2. Mozilla Firefox 24.23%
3. Apple Safari 1.31%
4. Opera 4.69%
5. Netscape 0.26%



The most popular browsers in Germany are:

July 2006
1. Microsoft IE 55.99%
2. Mozilla Firefox 39.02%
3. Opera 2.78%
4. Apple Safari 1.73%
5. Netscape 0.30%



The most popular browsers in France are:

July 2006
1. Microsoft IE 85.52%
2. Mozilla Firefox 11.86%
3. Apple Safari 1.74%
4. Opera 0.52%
5. Netscape 0.16%



The most popular browsers in Italy are:

July 2006
1. Microsoft IE 75.67%
2. Mozilla Firefox 20.41%
3. Opera 1.96%
4. Apple Safari 1.74%
5. Netscape 0.43%



The most popular browsers in Belgium are:

July 2006
1. Microsoft IE 83.47%
2. Mozilla Firefox 13.92%
3. Apple Safari 1.52%
4. Opera 0.88%
5. Netscape 0.15%



The most popular browsers in the Netherlands are:

July 2006
1. Microsoft IE 85.38%
2. Mozilla Firefox 12.19%
3. Apple Safari 1.48%
4. Opera 0.74%
5. Netscape 0.13%

http://www.onestat.com/html/aboutus_...increased.html

remove history button on ie?

dont you need cookies to browse the net? :\

Will affiliate programs which use the referrer and/or cookies still work?

IE sucks.... they no.1 because they include on the microsoft OS... 80% users using microsoft....

yeah wtf,with no cookies many sites wont work properly

I think it accepts cookies but deletes them on exit, rather than you having to do it all manually as at present.

yeah my mistake

ooh ok that makes more sense

It deletes the cookies on exit...which really sucks for the affiliate webmaster promoting other paysites...needless to say. :Oh crap

i see.

so not good.