DuckDuckGo's privacy-focused desktop web browser is no longer a Mac exclusive. While DuckDuckGo may have started as a search engine specializing in privacy protection, it's since expanded with its own ...

Windows users who want to browse the web with greater anonymity and privacy can now take the DuckDuckGo browser for a spin. Released late last week as a public beta, DuckDuckGo for Windows joins its ...

In an era where online privacy has become a paramount concern, DuckDuckGo has emerged as a robust alternative to traditional search engines and browsers, offering a suite of tools designed to protect ...

Matthew Zucca, a tech enthusiast and former consultant from Canada, joined Android Police in 2023. Leveraging his technical knowledge and previous consulting experience, Matthew got his first two ...

It's no secret that using the internet usually means handing over most of your personal information – consciously or not. DuckDuckGo bills itself as an alternative to this, protecting its users' ...

DuckDuckGo, the privacy-centric internet company best known for its search engine of the same name, released a public beta of its own browser for Windows PCs today. Characteristically, the browser ...

A few months ago, DuckDuckGo launched a privacy-focused browser on macOS. Well, Windows users no longer have to miss out, as the browser has found its way onto Microsoft’s operating system. If you ...

And in general, privacy is not Chrome's strongest suit. On the other end, DuckDuckGo gamified this process with a Fire Button ...

Chromium-based browsers currently rule the world, but DuckDuckGo has arrived with a new alternative. The privacy-focused firm has released a public beta of its new Windows browser. It doesn't support ...

Apple once considered replacing Google as its default search engine in private browsing mode on its products in favor of DuckDuckGo, according to recently unsealed testimony by the rival search CEO.

The browser has previously been on the Mac platform (and for some time - the best part of a year), so its arrival on Windows will see it reach a much larger audience. Read more: Hate Chrome or Edge?