Secure and fast browsing with Comodo IceDragon
The Comodo IceDragon Internet Browser is full of features and offers a quick and secure online experience. The easy-to-use browser offers a high level of built-in security and privacy without compromising speed and performance. At the same time, it leverages the best of Chrome and Firefox with a few improvements.
IceDragon?s features
A Chrome-based product, the Comodo IceDragon Internet Browser builds on the open-source core that powers Firefox. The browser is also fully compatible with Firefox plug-ins and builds on Firefox?s privacy and performance, including enhanced social media integration and an integrated secure DNS service that means webpages load faster. Other features include SiteInspector, which scans sites for malware using the browser. The browser also offers significant personalisation options and access to an online marketplace to download add-ons, extensions and themes. There is also no tracking of online activity unlike many popular browsers such as Chrome and Firefox. To install the browser, you can set your internet connection to use Comodo?s free and secure DNS service or use your own settings. If you download and install Comodo Internet Security (a free antivirus software), you can use the browser?s virtualised mode that isolates it from the host system.
Fast and secure web browsing
The Comodo IceDragon Internet Browser offers an excellent browsing experience similar to what you would find with more popular browsers like Firefox, Safari and Chrome. At the same time, it provides enhanced privacy and security. The secure browser is a stand-out among Chrome and Firefox clones, particularly with respect to its speed in downloading pages and establishing secure connections.
User reviews about Comodo IceDragon
by Anonymous
Keeps crashing when you have multiple windows and/or tabs open.
I'm almost obsessed with installing multiple (at least 4) browsers on each OS I use, and I've installed this one on my XP along with many other browsers. Unfortunately I can't say it's particularly efficient, because it keeps crashing when uncalled for. If you like to browse with multiple windows and/or tabs open, and that multiple is a number that would sound unnecessarily too many to most people, stay away from Comodo IceDragon and stick to Comodo Dragon instead. That one only crashes when there isn't enough memory to allocate on your system, which happens a lot on 32-bit systems and is totally understandable. But IceDragon crashes almost on a regular basis, and totally abruptly, without any apparent reason. A dozen tabs is plenty to make it crash on you, whereas I've used CD with 29 windows and hell knows how many tabs open.
Pros:
Not too harsh on system resources
Pretty and user-friendly interface
Cons:
Keeps crashing
Not very fast to start, especially if restoring session More