Speccy snapshot of system included below, as well as copy of Rkill text file.Įxecution time: 0 hours(s), 0 minute(s), and 11 seconds(s) So basically it boils down to the Topic subject, is Epic really private? Or just another browser with Malware components? RKill included the browser in it's generated report. As always, I run certain apps to ensure my computers are clean, such as Adwcleaner & RKill, developed here in house & report is attached. Ran for a few days, was somewhat, yet not totally pleased with performance, yet kept for it's privacy boast. Tried Slimjet (64 bit version), as well as portable, the installed has better performance & while the site says the 64 bit build uses more memory, no problem, why I have my machine stuffed at 32GB DDR3 2400 MHz.įinally found Epic Privacy Browser in an article for those who wants a middle of the road point between a browser & VPN. Have been focusing more on browsers, tried Tor, may be the best, however I don't like the small window & it warns not to expand. Eventually will get a 3 year NordVPN subscription, am saving for another item at this time. Or maybe I didn't know how to work it, didn't seek support, rather uninstalled. From the start of that app, there were issues, beginning with my security not updating. Tried the beta FigLeaf VPN, didn't work out for me on WindPro. For the past few weeks, being active on social media, have been looking for ways to have more privacy w/out the purchase of a VPN.

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