AVG Secure Browser is a web browser with built-in security tools and features that allow you to manage your online privacy, identity, and personal data to keep you safe online. It is designed to prevent browser tracking and protect your privacy online by automatically blocking third-party cookies, ensuring that the companies using them won’t be able to follow you around the web. AVG Secure Browser also disguises your browser fingerprint, protecting you against the more advanced forms of tracking that don’t use cookies at all.
AVG Secure Browser is a remarkably safe browser because it was created and is continuously fine-tuned by a dedicated team of security and privacy experts who have been creating innovative online security products for over 30 years. It includes a powerful suite of built-in and easily customizable privacy and security features, such as a built-in, customizable ad blocker and protection against web tracking and webcam hacks.
AVG Secure Browser is compatible with other browsers and allows you to import browsing history, bookmarks, saved passwords, cookies, and more from Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Opera, and Mozilla Firefox. It also offers two browser modes: Default Mode and Private Mode, which allows you to organize your browsing activity according to the privacy settings that best suit the sites you visit.
AVG Secure Browser is available for Windows, Mac, and Android. The Android version includes a built-in VPN, automatic ad blocker, total data encryption, unique PIN lock, and more. The AVG Secure Browser PRO version includes all of the same features as AVG Secure Browser, plus it automatically encrypts your internet connection via fast, unlimited built-in VPN with over 30 locations, and allows you to automatically block all ads and trackers.
Overall, AVG Secure Browser is a secure browser with powerful tools that actually keep you private. However, some users have reported issues with AVG Secure Search, which is a kind of malware that attaches itself to Firefox.
