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Go to Settings, select DuckDuckGo for Desktop, and then tap the button for Join the Private Waitlist.

To do this, download and install the DuckDuckGo mobile app for iOS or Android. As such, you currently must request an invitation to use the Mac version. ICloud Usage Policy (TechRepublic Premium)ĭuckDuckGo is now in beta testing for macOS with a Windows version promised later in 2022. How to boost your iPhone’s battery chargeĬlean your Mac before you break down and buy a new one With the DuckDuckGo browser for macOS, you can block third-party trackers, disable cookies, turn on HTTPS for websites and tighten other security and privacy via the browser settings. But now it’s also accessible as a dedicated web browser for the Mac. The privacy-minded DuckDuckGo leads a full life as a search engine, a browser extension and a mobile app. Here’s how to use it to protect your online privacy. The DuckDuckGo search engine has been around for more than a decade, and in that time it's gained a reputation for being a semi-anonymous way to search the web (although you should undo any blockers when you're visiting The Reg, of course.)ĭDG isn't without its problems, though, like when it was caught earlier this year slipping data from its Android, iOS, and macOS web browsers to Microsoft, which operates the back end of DDG's search engine.How to test and use the new DuckDuckGo private browser for the MacĭuckDuckGo is now available as a browser in beta testing mode for macOS. Brave, DuckDuckGo to unplug Google's AMP where possible.DuckDuckGo tries to explain why its browsers won't block some Microsoft web trackers.Brave roasts DuckDuckGo over Bing privacy exception.DuckDuckGo says Hell, Hell, No to those Microsoft trackers after web revolt.For rendering, it uses, making it super compatible with Mac devices," DuckDuckGo said. "All the app code – tab and bookmark management, our new tab page, our password manager, etc – is written by our own engineers. Beyond handling trackers differently, DuckDuckGo said the macOS browser isn't a fork of Chrome "or any other browser code." The DDG says its macOS app also allegedly uses 60 percent less memory than Chrome, a notorious Mac memory hog, because it blocks trackers before they're able to load.