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Comodo Dragon 85.0.4183.121
(13 votes, average: 3.77 out of 5)
Comodo Dragon is a fast and versatile Internet Browser based on Chromium technology, infused with Comodo’s unparalleled level of Security!
That makes it the optimum Browser to use on today’s malware plagued Internet with superior security and privacy. Comodo Dragon also does not send browsing information to a remote server.
Comodo Dragon encompasses all of the best features of Chrome. Furthermore, it includes an important feature every user needs to use the Internet in total safety today. The interface looks pretty much the same like Chrome with tabs on top.
Comodo Dragon will pull up a bright-yellow caution message warning people that sending information may be unsafe when they are entering a website with an unstable security certificate.
Comodo Dragon is an aesthetically minimalist browser that is attractive, responsive, and secure. From the detachable tabs at the top of the screen to the bookmark-syncing option, it is impossible to instantly recognize where the “remix” takes place. The Help tab even redirects you to Google Chrome’s Help page. The Extensions tab redirects you to Google as well.
It also keeps Chrome’s incognito mode option, where all browsing information and cookies are deleted following the user’s Web session. Upon poking around the Options menu, there are a couple of visible differences. There are no location settings and Dragon does not present an option to send “usage statistics and crash reports to Google.”
For those who are extra cautious about their online security, or for those who are worried about Google’s data-mining, this fast browser is a great choice.
Comodo Dragon Features:
- Improved Privacy over Chromium
- Easy SSL Certificate Identification
- Fast Website Access
- Greater Stability and Less Memory Bloat
- Incognito Mode Stops Cookies, Improves Privacy
- Prevents all Browser download tracking to ensure your privacy
Changes in Comodo Dragon 85.0.4183.121:
- Security fixes
Changes in Comodo Dragon 83.0.4103.116:
- Security fixes
Changes in Comodo Dragon 80.0.3987.87:
- Updated to Chromium 80 codebase.
Changes in Comodo Dragon 79.0.3945.79:
- Updated to Chromium 79 codebase.
Changes in Comodo Dragon 77.0.3865.120:
- Updated to Chromium v77.0.3865.120 codebase
Changes in Comodo Dragon 76.0.3809.132:
- Updated to Chromium v76.0.3809.132 codebase
Changes in Comodo Dragon 75.0.3770.100:
- Updated to Chromium v75.0.3770.100 codebase
Changes in Comodo Dragon 74.0.3729.157:
- Updated to Chromium v74.0.3729.157 codebase
- Added option to disable sponsored content from the new tab page.
Changes in Comodo Dragon 73.0.3683.75:
- Updated to Chromium v73.0.3683.75 codebase
- Added handy quick links to sponsored popular websites on the new tab page.
Homepage – https://www.comodo.com
Supported Operating Systems: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10.
Size: 87.8 MB
Pietbhai
@Montee & NiMA :I use the Dragon Browser alongside the firefox nightly. Both are impressive. The Dragon has an automated updater (must be enabled of course) and I can use Internet Download Manager to DL.
NiMA
ask comodo to try saving the world how many time google chrome may update a new version? how many time your DRAGON must be downloaded separately? please please & please intgrate a updater into your lovely browser!
magnum_2007
@Journey The browser with the most HTML5 points is Maxthon. And it depends on the rendering engine they are using.
Journey
This browser supports HTML5 more than any other browser. I use this as my second browser. My main browser is, of course, Opera and Firefox is a distant third. And IE? You can forget it. It's has been and will always be the absolute worst browser ever developed.
sefton22
@ sixtimes Dragon usually updates itself (or has done for me) even when not in use as thats what it has just done as i mainly use coolnovo (chromeplus) - have also updated flash from through Dragon (mine was disabled for some reason??) & worked fine...no looping Steps To Enable/ Disable Flash: Type “about:plugins” (without the quotation marks) into the address bar at the top of a Chrome browser window. Click “Details” at the upper-right corner of the page. Find the “Flash” (or “Shockwave Flash”) listing on the Plug-ins page and click the corresponding “Enable/ Disable” button. Close all Chrome windows and restart the browser.
sixtimes
just found a bug in this new version, when i went to adobe to install the flash plugin it loops and never installs. hmmmm
sixtimes
thanks for the update, of note, there is an option now that you can turn on autoupdate :)
belveder
the link referring to checking with google at startup was made in 2010, the browser has changed significantly since then, I have always used SRWare Iron but am trying Dragon now and it is very nice, might stick with it
Jackie
nice gonna try ironware
Hellusion
If you are going to use a chromium based browser, then SRWare Iron Browser is the best choice. Why? Because it's stripped off of the spyware.