Advice Request Comodo IceDragon 64-bit download link?

[Al-Faqir]

Hello! I have been trying to get a download link for Comodo IceDragon the 64-bit version but I was not so lucky.
icedragon.comodo.com gives you the 32-bit version.
I have also looked on their forums but with no luck. Does anyone here have a link for that? Thank you in advance

 

[Moonhorse]

https://download.comodo.com/icedragon/update/x64/icedragonsetup.exe


Right from their forums:
Comodo IceDragon v61.0.0.20 is now available for download - News / Announcements / Feedback – CID

 

[Al-Faqir]

https://download.comodo.com/icedragon/update/x64/icedragonsetup.exe


Right from their forums:
Comodo IceDragon v61.0.0.20 is now available for download - News / Announcements / Feedback – CID

Thank you very much for the link

Their website is outdated -_-

 

[Deleted member 178]

i wont touch any Comodo browsers with a pole.

 

[Al-Faqir]

i wont touch any Comodo browsers with a pole.

Please elaborate

 

[Deleted member 178]

- they add 2 -3 in-house useless extensions.
- set a useless DNS.
- updates are way behind the original version , means you are using a weaker browser.

i think i summed it up.

 

[Kubla]

- they add 2 -3 in-house useless extensions.
- set a useless DNS.
- updates are way behind the original version , means you are using a weaker browser.

i think i summed it up.

I have been testing the 64bit version of Comodo, you can disable the in house extensions which I have, except the online security one to see how it works and opt not to use their DNS during installation, which I did, but you are right about being behind the original version, it is definitely a downside.

Edit: Oops never mind I am using Comodo Dragon 64bit not Ice Dragon I have not tested that one yet.

 

[Al-Faqir]

I have been testing the 64bit version of Comodo, you can disable the in house extensions which I have, except the online security one to see how it works and opt not to use their DNS during installation, which I did, but you are right about being behind the original version, it is definitely a downside.

Edit: Oops never mind I am using Comodo Dragon 64bit not Ice Dragon I have not tested that one yet.

The installer did not ask me about their DNS. Moreover, whenever I search for sth using CID I get a certificate error

 

[Moonhorse]

I wouldnt call comodo dns useless, extensions yes

 

[FrFc1908]

- they add 2 -3 in-house useless extensions.
- set a useless DNS.
- updates are way behind the original version , means you are using a weaker browser.

i think i summed it up.

And hoe about the data and telemetry they harvest

 

[Moonhorse]

And hoe about the data and telemetry they harvest

Ice dragon is pretty much just worse than firefox itself

But comodo dragon ( chromium) is offering alot more compared to google chrome
+ google safe browsing
+ their own secure dns
+ remove browsing history/cookies etc. on exit
+ superior sll ( i prefer the ui aswell over google chrome)
+ easy to run virtualized with comodo fw
+ less telemetry
Also it has some kind of tracking protection

So firefox > ice dragon
Dragon > chrome

But would advise to keep eye on update cycle so you wont run run outdated browser some day, bigger names will stay on market for sure

 

[Al-Faqir]

Ice dragon is pretty much just worse than firefox itself

But comodo dragon ( chromium) is offering alot more compared to google chrome
+ google safe browsing
+ their own secure dns
+ remove browsing history/cookies etc. on exit
+ superior sll ( i prefer the ui aswell over google chrome)
+ easy to run virtualized with comodo fw
+ less telemetry
Also it has some kind of tracking protection

So firefox > ice dragon
Dragon > chrome

But would advise to keep eye on update cycle so you wont run run outdated browser some day, bigger names will stay on market for sure

Thanks for the info