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INDIA creates new "EPIC"

In the previous blog I posted about the indigeneously made Operating System i.e. BOSS(Bharat Operating System Solutions).

In this blog I wanna bring the browser called "Epic Privacy Browser" to the limelight.



"Security comes first"-The main motto of Epic Privacy Browser.

OLD LOGO

                                                  NEW LOGO

"Epic Privacy Browser "

Let's have a review on this browser.Epic Browser is a web browser by Hidden Reflex and based on Chromium(It's a open source web browser project from which Google Chrome shares the majority of code and features)and is the first web browser of India.
                It was first released on 15 July 2010 and its latest version was released on 29 August 2013. Latest version of Epic Privacy Browser is mainly focused on users privacy online and security.Keeping in mind for our browsing style,browser was based on Mozilla Firefox and is similar to flock means pre-installed widgets such as email facilities,chat,social networking etc.,which is already integrated into it.

Some of its Features:

   
(Left to Right in above pics.)
                        #1. Address Bar and URL Tracking Removed
                       #2. Installation Tracking Removed
                       #3. Error Tracking Removed










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