CCleaner Browser is a Chromium-based web browser with a focus on security and privacy. It features a special section to manage your online privacy, identity, and personal data.

Anyone who's used a Chromium-based browser, like Google Chrome, will feel right at home with CCleaner Browser, so we won't waste time explaining the Chromium browser.

The most significant difference is the Security & Privacy Center, which you can access by clicking on the familiar CCleaner icon in the top-right corner.

Security & Privacy Center:

AntiFingerprinting - Disguise your browser fingerprint to limit online tracking.

Adblock - Block ads for privacy and faster browsing.

Anti-Phishing - Block dangerous websites and downloads.

Anti-Tracking - Block intrusive web trackers.

Stealth Mode - Browse privately and leave no tracks.

HTTPS Encryption - Use HTTPS connections for increased security.

Password Manager - Log into websites with just one click with Dashlane or LastPass.

Extension Guard - Block untrusted browser extensions from installing.

Privacy Cleaner - Clean your browsing history.

Flash BLocker - Block Flash content for fast browsing and security.

Webcam Guard - Control which websites can access your webcam.

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You can spend a few minutes in the Security & Privacy Center section deciding if you want to use a feature. Each category has detailed information for those who aren't sure what something is - HTTPS encryption, for example.

As soon as CCleaner Browser was released, we were asked our opinion. CCleaner Browser takes the Chromium source code and builds a layer of privacy and security. We weren't expecting much, but we like what we saw. If you're a Google Chrome user, we think you will too.

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