DuckDuckGo started a closed beta for the Windows version of its privacy-oriented browser this week. Interested users can sign up through the browser’s mobile version. To register,.
Something to look forward to: The company that operates the DuckDuckGo privacy-centered search engine has offered a web browser for the same purpose on mobile devices for a while. Over the last year, it has worked to bring its browser to desktops, and a limited number of Windows users can now begin testing it.
DuckDuckGo started a closed beta for the Windows version of its privacy-oriented browser this week. Interested users can sign up through the browser’s mobile version. To register, update or download the latest iOS or Android version of the DuckDuckGo browser. Then head to Settings > More From DuckDuckGo > DuckDuckGo Windows App, and tap the button to join the private waitlist.
The company warns that it hasn’t tested the Windows browser on all types of machines yet, and it’s missing some of the Mac version’s features like the ad-free video player, Bitwarden autofill, and email protection autofill.
