#private browser

Like DuckDuckGo itself, DuckAssist is free to use and is available to try today in DuckDuckGo browsers and extensions. For now, DuckAssist is still in beta mode and is only available in English in DuckDuckGo’s browsing apps (iOS, Android, and Mac) and browser extensions (Firefox, Chrome, and Safari). Five months ago, Samsung released the open beta of its browser app for exclusive use with Google Nexus and Pixel devices. The features of this new update include a high contrast mode for more comfortable reading, WebVR support for non-Samsung Gear VR headsets, controlling Bluetooth devices via the browser, and the ability to sync even across non-Samsung devices. When the stable release rolls out, the browser will even include a list of available extensions right there in the settings menu. I've been a fan of the Flock browser ever since I discovered it years back. I installed the beta copy here and was greeted by a more socially-aware browser. Facebook and Twitter streams are integrated into the browser. Read more in our articles including "DuckDuckGo launches Wikipedia and AI-powered DuckAssist" and "Samsung's internet browser now available for all Android devices".