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The DuckDuckGo Browser is a browser that holds the 'DuckDuckGo' search engine, Which is made to respect privacy by only collecting bare-bones data such as how many searches about ducks were done at January 2026.[1] By collecting untraceable data, There is no data being able to be sold for Personalized Advertising (or more). Which is why a lot of people who respect privacy on Technology use it.
What it offers beyond privacy
DuckDuckGo Browser offers a feature that lets you click a fire icon to delete all your Cookies, Website Cache, And Web History. DuckDuckGo Browser also shows you the amount of trackers that have been blocked through a time-frame, (Months, Years, Weeks or Days)
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