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“Google Chrome, since its release, has found huge popularity
amongst users and developers alike. The Google-owned browser, based
on the open source Chromium project is also an integral part of the
upcoming Chromebooks. Now, as fast and secure as Google Chrome is,
many users are more concerned about their privacy while using this
browser. There are articles floating around on the internet
criticizing Google for its intrusive privacy policies. Providing a
good solution to this problem comes SRWare Iron, a Chromium-based
browser that is optimized for privacy and security.
Let’s take a look at what SR Ware offers and
how it is different from Google Chrome.”
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