Private Web Browser Incognito vs Beacon Web Browser

Private Web Browser Incognito is a web browser that is focused mainly on your privacy. You can choose to clear history, cookies, local storage, cache upon exiting the app. Browsing secretly without worries was never that easy. ******* Main Features ******* - Clear history when leaving the app - Clear cache when leaving the app - Clear cookies when leaving the app - Clear local storage when leaving the app - You can enable Auto Redirection to your homepage when leaving the app - Passcode protection for both Browser and Downloads - Biometric Authentication on the passcode screen - Dark or Light theme, pick what ever you like most! - FULL SCREEN MODE! - Replace the default search engine - Optional Ad Blocker - Download manager that can be protected with passcode! - Search directly from search bar All of these features make Private Web Browser Incognito a great browser that keeps you safe and clears after you. You don't have to do a thing, just enable your desired clear switch and let it do the rest! ************************** Subscriptions & Terms ************************** The usage of the Private Web Browser Incognito app requires a valid subscription. Cancel anytime. Free trial automatically converts to a paid subscription unless canceled at least 24-hours before the end of the trial period. Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. All subscriptions automatically renew if it is not cancelled within 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period. Your account will be charged for the next subscription period up to 24 hours prior to the current subscription expiring. It is not possible to cancel an existing in-app subscription. You can disable the automatic renewal function at any time by adjusting your account settings. Privacy Policy and Terms of Use: https://www.algotwist.com/private-web-browser-incognito/privacy-policy-and-terms-of-use So what are you waiting for? Try Private Web Browser Incognito now!

Beacon is a privacy and security-focused browser with the goal of replacing traditional certificate authorities with decentralized peer-to-peer naming systems, DNSSEC, and DNS-Based Authentication of Named Entities (DANE)! 1. We use a lightweight peer-to-peer client that connects to the Handshake network[1] and syncs block headers in a few seconds! 2. On-device DNSSEC validation, you don't need to trust external resolvers. Beacon doesn't use a centralized DNSSEC signing key either. Instead, it requests and verifies proofs from the Handshake network. 3. Enable your device to use encrypted DNS with Handshake naming support. Handshake links to other naming systems such as Ethereum using HIP-5. Beacon supports accessing those names too! Try opening humbly.eth or impervious.forever. 4. Look for "Secured by Handshake" to identify websites secured by decentralized DNS-Based Authentication. 5. Beacon is open source! Submit feedback, contribute and report bugs or issues: https://github.com/imperviousinc/beacon-ios [1] https://handshake.org