#browsing

Google says Disco is not meant to replace Chrome, but to prototype browsing concepts without affecting Chrome’s larger user base. https://youtu.be/I-rAE40ggbc Unlike some AI browsing tools that try to replace websites with chatbot answers, Disco keeps the open web central by including links back to the original sources used inside each generated GenTab. As it is, there are lots of factors why you should secure your browsing: Websites tracking your activity to bring you specific ads or worse, people trying to gather information about you so they could steal your identity. It aims to deliver safe browsing by bouncing data across different encrypted nodes online which hides your true identity as well as location. Another good example of a secured browser is Epic which basically disposes of cookies and any form of trackers after every browsing session. Do take note that since these tools perform additional steps to conceal your personal data, it could slow down your browsing experience and affect download or streaming speeds. So if you need to visit a site that you otherwise wouldn't want to register on the browsing history, better use a web proxy. They may also be able to intercept your passwords from browsing cookies so it really pays to be extra careful. Read more in our articles including "Google unveils Disco, an experimental AI browser that turns tabs into mini apps" and "Leave No Trace: Ways to Stay Anonymous/Untraceable Online".