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IMPROVED: Processing of domain validation has got better UI. IMPROVED: Chromium core 6.0.472.63 is used Also, Dragon does not send browsing information to a remote server. Comodo Dragon will pull up a bright-yellow caution message warning people that sending information may be unsafe when they are entering a Web site with an unstable security certificate. A browser developed by a company that is best known for its firewall software can leave people feeling more secure about their Internet usage. The interface looks pretty much the same like Chrome with tabs on top. It includes an important feature every user needs to use the Internet in total safety today. The Comodo Dragon encompasses all of the best features of Chrome. The link is good, because I have it installed inside of XP Mode.Comodo Dragon - fast and versatile Internet Browser based on Chromium, infused with Comodo's unparalleled level of Security! The Comodo Dragon has taken the latest Chromium technology and beefed it up in the one way necessary to make it the optimum Browser to use on today’s malware plagued Internet with superior security and privacy. That's a good deal for anyone who needs an IS, but lacks the cash at this time. My default browser is FF 5, but lately, they're updating so fast, and my add ons aren't always working, at least at first.Īnyone has any experience with this browser?īTW, Comodo has their Internet Security Pro 2011, FREE for 1 YEAR! My question is, is this a safe browser? Speed is excellent, but not at the cost of security. No wonder Google's picking up market share. And when you click onto a link, it's there. This browser is really fast, especially if one selects the option to show links while typing in the search box. Being curious as I am, I decided to try it out.

Of course, it's really Google Chrome with a bit of a face lift. When I was on their site today, I noticed their browser, Comodo Dragon. I like it because it's easy to configure (you have 3 levels of protection to choose from), and so far, it's worked for me. I've been using some of Comodo's free security apps, mainly their firewall.