However, extensions that will change this browser’s interface are out of the picture, which means that no themes are allowed. It does come with a built-in extension block, but Avast Secure Browser always gives you decision power and will let you install any extension whose source you confirm to be trustworthy. Since Avast Secure Browser is a Chromium browser, it’s compatible with most Chrome extensions. For now, it's only fully available for Windows 8 and onwards, but there is already an early access version for macOS users. However, that also means extensions are limited, and therefore no themes are available, which is a fair trade-off when compared to full protection online. To do so, Avast Secure Browser comes with plenty of neat, built-in features that will make sure you can fearlessly surf the internet. Avast SafeZone’s successor, which was removed not long before this launch, comes with three main objectives: fast browsing, protecting personal info from malware, phishing, and other threats, and protecting your privacy.

Avast has one of the most popular free antiviruses in the world, and in 2018, launched a free Chromium-based web browser: Avast Secure Browser.

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