Dolphin Zero privacy-focused browser launched for Android

Dolphin Browser has launched Dolphin Zero, a new private browser that automatically deletes your data including browsing history, cache, passwords and cookies to make your browsing experience completely private. The browser has aggressive shredder to make sure to automatically delete any traces from your browsing, so no data is stored, says the company.

The ‘Do Not Track’ functionality is enabled by default so that the browser doesn’t store or share any information such as Browser History, Form Data, Input Data, Passwords, Cached Data and Files, Favicons, User Address Book, Cookies and Location Information. Instead of browsing in incognito mode in Chrome for Android or Private browsing on Firefox, one can use Dolphin Zero if they need better privacy while browsing. The browser uses DuckDuckGo, a private search engine as the default search engine.

Commenting on the launch of the new Zero browser, the company says,

The prevalence of so-called “ephemeral” messaging services, lead by Snapchat, is booming. And it is definitely here to stay. With Dolphin Zero, we aim to be nothing less than the “Snapchat” of private browsing.

Download Dolphin Zero (Free) – Android