Browser designed to offer more private browsing
Cheetah Mobile is a company whose apps have been removed from Google Play for violating some of the conditions the Google store imposes on developers who want to distribute their software through it. Its catalog includes Armorfly, a web browser aimed at providing a browsing experience based on user privacy.
Secure and private browsing
This browser stands out because it takes into account aspects directly related to user privacy protection. It safeguards your device from any danger to which you can expose yourself on the web, including phishing scams and data theft.
Armorfly does this through a sober interface where usability comes first and allows some function customization. The following are some of the main features this app has to offer:
- URLs speed dialing.
- Smart downloader that automatically detects videos that can be downloaded.
- Easy favorites list customization.
- Tabs displayed in card format.
- Multi-tab support.
- Possibility to set a default search engine.
- Private browsing.
- Night mode.
- Integrated Adblock that allows you to set the blocking level.
An alternative to well-known browsers such as Chrome, Edge, Opera, Firefox, or Brave.
Requirements and additional information:
- Minimum operating system requirements: Android 4.0.
Elies Guzmán
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