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Tenta - Next Gen Privacy Focused Browser for Mobile Devices - SUI-3183372 - Jul 17, 2017 Website: Tenta.com Download: Google Play Store Tenta is a next-generation browser that combines all the privacy tools you need, including built-in OpenVPN (not just proxy), secure DNS and tracking blockers to protect your data (currently working with EFF to integrate Privacy Badger and HTTPS Everywhere). Everything is encrypted by default. That means your bookmarks, saved tabs, web history, web traffic, downloaded files, IP address, and DNS. A truly incognito browser that's fast and easy. In case you're wondering, our business model is protecting data, so we have a pro service for device-wide VPN (built-in browser VPN is always free). Privacy, security, and convenience made simple. Tenta is designed from the ground up for unparalleled privacy and security with built-in encryption. Simply create a secure PIN code and your private browsing experience is ready for you. Access the internet from multiple locations, protect your downloaded and local files, and keep your data and history private behind a PIN only you have access to. Keep your browsing activity private with Smart Incognito. With most browsers, Incognito Mode doesn't actually make you invisible, leaving you open to monitoring from hackers, trackers, and ISPs. Tenta Browser offers true secure browsing, keeping your data private, secure, and safe from prying eyes. It's Incognito, smarter. ![]() Browse the internet without censorship or restriction. Safer Public Wifi Tenta's VPN and Secure DNS keeps your connection safe over public wifi, protecting you from eavesdroppers snooping in on your browsing activity. When Traveling With Tenta's VPN Zones, access international sites just as if you were there or connect to your favorite site at home without interruption. Online Freedom Our browser is perfect for world travelers, students, employees, or anyone connected to a network that implements internet blocks. Group your favorite websites by VPN location. Tenta's Zones are our proprietary method of grouping your tabs by server location. Have one Zone of tabs securely connected to Amsterdam, while another is simultaneously connected to Miami. Or Seattle. Or London. You can even have custom settings for each Zone, giving you unparalleled control over your browsing activity. All with just a couple of taps. Tenta Vault keeps your sensitive data private and secure. Tenta Browser encrypts and securely stores your downloaded data, so only you have access to your private files. Your bookmarks, tab history, notifications, and images, videos, and documents are only accessible after you enter your PIN, and are viewed in our private media players. You can also encrypt personal videos and images by moving them from your local device storage to your Tenta Vault in just two taps. Watch personal videos, read sensitive documents, and view private images securely. Tenta Browser comes with our built in media players, letting you view your private media files without having to open another app. The data you save to Tenta can only be viewed with our players, giving you even more protection against local attacks. Our powerful tools are conveniently combined and streamlined into one simple and fast to use app. DATA ENCRYPTION From your private PIN, to your international connections, to your downloaded data- your entire experience in Tenta is encrypted with private keys only you have access to. ANONYMOUS BROWSING With Smart Incognito™, your bookmarks, tab history, downloaded files, IP address, DNS, and online traffic is protected and locked from hackers, trackers, and ISPs. CLEAR HISTORY If you come across a site you just don't want in your history, use Nuke to completely remove all data associated with it across all your Zones. * - phunted - Jul 17, 2017 Huge thanks for this, will be grabbing this now. Been looking for a secure browser for a while now. Currently using Brave. * - Molino. - Jul 17, 2017 Loving all the threads you making. Any chance you have a privacy focused browser for Linux/Windows on your list? Would love to know something about that... * - phunted - Jul 17, 2017 (Jul 17, 2017 04:50 AM)Molino. Wrote: Loving all the threads you making. Any chance you have a privacy focused browser for Linux/Windows on your list? Would love to know something about that...Was also going to ask this. * - Molino. - Jul 17, 2017 (Jul 17, 2017 04:56 AM)LBRY Wrote: Was also going to ask this. Also, some kind of chat other than xmpp maybe? Or your opinion on if pidgin is still a good choice * - SUI-3183372 - Jul 17, 2017 (Apr 24, 2017 07:07 AM)Malicious Intent Wrote: I'm surprised this didnt get more attention. Its a really good write up. (Apr 24, 2017 07:08 AM)Mr. Robot Wrote: Thanks for keeping it alive, it slipped past me. (Jul 17, 2017 04:50 AM)Molino. Wrote: Loving all the threads you making. Any chance you have a privacy focused browser for Linux/Windows on your list? Would love to know something about that... (Jul 17, 2017 04:56 AM)LBRY Wrote: Was also going to ask this. I personally use a fairly locked down FireFox. As of lately, people have been a bit upset with FireFox integrating Google Analytics when you visit "about:addons" but I'm not overly concerned with that. With the right add ons / extensions and tweaks to your about:config, you can have FireFox running pretty securely, granted it does cause issues with some websites (I can't watch videos on Twitter currently). Other than that, the Brave browser has been making great progress. I had initially written them off as a dud about a year ago, but they've been gradually improving to the point that I'm happy to recommend it. The Brave browser is based on Chromium and automatically blocks ads and trackers, making it a good browser in terms of privacy. Then, of course, the TOR browser if speed isn't a necessity. There are other browsers being developed, generally based on Chromium, that are decent. I'll try to find the names real quick. Edit: Check out Iridium: https://iridiumbrowser.de/ Check out UnGoogled Chromium: https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium I personally don't have experience with either Iridium or UnGoogled Chromium * - phunted - Jul 17, 2017 Thanks for the detailed response, appreciate it. I've tried Firefox to my own liking and as you mentioned I encountered a few problems along the way. I'll continue using Brave, they've been making neat improvements throughout the year. Thanks again mate. * - SUI-3183372 - Jul 17, 2017 (Jul 17, 2017 05:13 AM)LBRY Wrote: Thanks for the detailed response, appreciate it. If you haven't already, check out one of my older threads here about customizing FireFox. It's not perfect, and the content is a bit dated, but I'm pretty happy with it right now. However, in the upcoming weeks/months I'll definitely need to update the thread with the changes coming to FireFox. https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5377222 * - snappari2 - Jul 17, 2017 Is this for Iphone aswell or? * - SUI-3183372 - Jul 17, 2017 (Jul 17, 2017 07:59 AM)snappari2 Wrote: Is this for Iphone aswell or? Tenta Browser is only available on Android devices currently. iOS and desktop support is in development. * - snappari2 - Jul 17, 2017 (Jul 17, 2017 08:03 AM)Previously Known As.... Wrote: Tenta Browser is only available on Android devices currently. iOS and desktop support is in development. Awesome hopefully it will be on iOS soon man :D * - Existence - Jul 17, 2017 How is Tenta making money from this? |