Snowbunny Private Web Browser Reviews – Page 10
5/5 rating based on 164 reviews. Read all reviews for Snowbunny Private Web Browser for iPhone.
Snowbunny Private Web Browser is free iOS app published by Savy Soda HK Limited
Easy to use
Christoph46
This product is easy to use, works just fine and I appreciated a great deal.
Never Fails Me
MrFudtucker
I love this, no matter what subject I type in it immediately finds me pages of sites I can link into. From apples to zebra Snowbunny dies it all for me!!! ❤️
Simple easy to use private browser
Kks006
This is an easy to use simple browser. Every time I get out of the browser the history is automatically wiped out thus making the browsing private. The only problem is that the browser sometimes suddenly dies and the apple home screen appears. This happens most often when opening the app. Anyhow thank you foe a good program.
Wiped clean!
sbraham
Use it for banking or investment transactions, it's great! I've found no trace of my path after closing the app. Thumbs up!
Major flaw
BehindTheEight
I like the streamline part but one major problem is if you put the browser in the background and bring another app to the front the return to the browser it puts you back at its start/search page causing to redo your search or use a bookmark to get back to what ever webpage you were on before putting it in the background. I multitask all the time so this makes the browser unusable for me.
No problems
Dj_chi
I use this app every time safari can't display a web page. So far it's worked every time.
Works great
Fredyfox123456780
Simple, easy to use, and works... even after an iOS upgrade broke my previous privacy browser. If it let you open links in a new tab like my old browser did, it would be perfect, but that may be asking to much...
Less bells and whistles, but way faster than Chrome
Brian the Lion
I've only been using this for two days. I have an iPad mini. It's so much faster than Chrome or Bing, and it doesn't crash, even on crash-prone sites like The Daily Mail, or local news websites. But, there are no tabs, so it's one website-at-a-time. That's a good trade off, though, in my view. I spend much more time on websites now and much less time waiting for them to load or recover from a crash.