Ghostery Private Browser

The Ghostery Privacy Browser increases your browsing privacy, protection, and speed.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Utilities	Free	Ghostery, Inc.	iPhone, iPad, iPod

This is a lightweight, clean browser that gives you the control to make informed decisions about the personal data you share with the trackers on the sites you visit.

Since 2009, industry leader and consumer privacy advocate, Ghostery, Inc., has been dedicated to protecting your, and millions of others’, online privacy.

Ghostery helps protect you while you browse by minimizing 3rd-party access to your data through trackers. And at only 5.6 MB, Ghostery runs a lot lighter than other browser solutions, saving your device battery life.

KEY FEATURES INCLUDE:

- Individual tracker control: Get an instant overview of the trackers on each site you visit, then block or allow trackers you need
- Largest tracker database, with over 2,200 trackers and 4,500 scripts
- One-click disconnect from all trackers
- One-click access to clear your cookies and cache
- Secure searching provided by DuckDuckGo

WHAT ARE TRACKERS?

We live in a connected world. When you browse the web, your data leaves a digital footprint that is connected by tracking technologies that help companies build a profile about you. This profile details how you interact with their sites and those of their competitors, allowing them to optimize communications and site experience to reach you -- and others like you -- at the right place, at the right time.

Ghostery helps you clean up, speed up, and lock down your browsing experience.

Reviews

Excellent privacy browser
nemoIhateBacon

I wanted to thank the developers at Ghostery! You are trying to solve our lack of privacy problem. You should have a higher rating then 4.0. People that are posting rating, please give the developers time. I am really happy with the browser!

No, that isn't an adult web site.
Another Village Idiot

Ghostery is now automatically switching to private mode when it encounters what it believes is an adult web site. Following their logic, anything not far left leaning appears to be an adult web site. Granted, the snowflakes on the left might not be able to read scientific papers or web sites that discuss logic, but I can't imagine how they are considered adult web sites. Just another sign the dolts are gaining more control in the interweb?

Why does it save certain cookies even though I have it all blocked??
He ain't THAT good

I use it on total block but when I go to check to see if any website data has been stored, yup sure is, some have been saved. So I have to manually clear them. Duh