Jack said:
I'm using Comodo Dragon mainly because I have installed with the Comodo DNS. Sometimes I find it useful. ;D
The main benefit for the less experienced users when using this browser instead of Chrome, Firefox or IE, is the fact that unlike the popular browsers, the browser hijackers and adware programs won't target Comodo Dragon.
So even if you by mistake install a toolbar, the extension will install on Chrome, however will not install on Dragon...so that's pretty neat.
Overall, there is no good or less good reason to use Dragon over Chrome or vice versa.... Dragon is just a custom build of Chrome.
Comodo DNS can be added to your router or Windows and used for all of your connections, even if you choose Comodo Dragon as your default browser many other software will still use IE for web connections, if you want to secure your whole system it would be better to just add Comodo DNS to your router . Jack I don't know if you know or not but all extensions added by third-party adware is automatically disabled on Google Chrome by default, the user has to manually enable third-party extensions, new extensions will flash on the settings menu in yellow color. Google made the change awhile back. Google Chrome will also warn the user about suspicious extensions when they try to enable them.
Posted by Amiga500 - Today 11:56 AM
Would you care to elaborate on your privacy concerns please.?
You will need to read the privacy policy in detail of each clone version of Chrome and decide for yourself if you trust what they will collect from you and how they will use the info collected. To myself Comodo's privacy policy is written so loosely they could legally get away with collecting what they want to and sharing it with whoever they choose.
Thanks.