Differences between the CCleaner Browser and Firefox and Chrome
In addition to the well-known Chrome and Firefox browsers, there is the CCleaner browser add-on that has been responsibly developed by its creators.
CCleaner Browser
Today, the CCleaner browser is regarded as one of the most popular applications installed on personal computers. It is a useful application that will make your computer work at maximum efficiency. It is also a tool that will erase all your unwanted data. The development of CCleaner Browser has also unveiled a robust application that provides users with free web surfing. In the opinion of the developers of Piriform, other browsers were inferior to this one in terms of optimisation, since the application in question is packed with a greater list of conveniences.
The tool itself is already available in 91 versions and is equipped with a function that protects users from tracking data. It is also capable of blocking ads and has many other functions. A new addition to the browser, according to the creator of the project, is that the browser is able to take up half as much RAM as its counterparts when running in the background mode. This helps to save notebook memory and battery life. Visually, CCleaner resembles Chrome, as its structure is based on Chromium. However, it is safe to say that CCleaner is a times improved version of Chrome due to the tool’s focus on security and reliability.
It has an add-on called ‘Privacy and Security Centre’ which makes the data privacy settings look minimalist. That way, user-activated settings can be seen at a glance. A list of interesting features has been implemented in the user security settings. Examples are HTTPS connection as well as flash content blocking. In addition to these features, the ability to clear the complete browsing history in the browser is available via the Privacy Clean function command.
CCleaner Browser also has a video loader option in its range of features. It appears as a small icon at the top of the screen. It is highlighted in blue when the browser detects video on websites. You can download videos to your device with a single click, or change the settings (e.g. video resolution). This makes it clear that CCleaner is the brainchild of Google Chrome and, in a way, beats it in terms of functionality. However, users would be more comfortable using multiple applications in one program than downloading each browser separately. Still, the tool is worthy of attention from PC users – at least because of its privacy settings. An additional analogue would be the free Firefox browser, which is undoubtedly the leader in Internet security.
