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The avast Secure browser Review is an internet browser that places the highest importance on security and privacy, with features such as Bank Mode and Anti-Tracking Technology. It also comes with an VPN built-in, which allows you to access the internet quickly and remain protected. It is built on Chromium. This means that it appears, works and supports Chrome extensions.
Avast Secure Browser www.connectsecure.info/best-ad-blockers-in-2019/ includes a variety of privacy and security extensions already installed. This includes an adblocker, a antiphishing extension, an extension for anti-tracking and fingerprint concealment, HTTPS encryption, extension guard, password manager, and even the ability to double-check credentials on websites like HaveIBeenPwned. You can access all these extensions within the browser’s Security & Privacy Center. You can also customize each extension according to your preferences.
The adblocker’s performance is strong and can be configured to block all ads. It can also block flash data files which helps pages load faster. The browser is also able to detect websites that are phishing and warn users of scams that might be in the pipeline however, this feature is less robust than Google’s Scam Alert feature.
The browser claims to “track proof,” which is just a fancy term for using the Do Not Track standard. The Do Not Track standard isn’t as robust as it could be. The browser’s anti-fingerprinting capabilities are also limited and only scramble part of your user agent’s string.
