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DuckDuckGo is bringing its private search engine and browser to desktop with the beta launch of DuckDuckGo for Mac.

The app can be tested if you join a waiting list

The company said its browser will act like any other in its simplicity, but won't collect information about users and will not install cookies or tracking codes on devices. It can also block “hidden trackers” before they load.

Towards the end of last year, we learned that 2022 is the year that DuckDuckGos privacy-focused web browser is coming to the desktop.

DuckDuckGo's new browser for Mac is now available in beta.

Dundalk is flying the flag for art with An Táins current off-site walking exhibition Motion Marks around town. Artist Órlaith Cullinane drew An...

An Tain Arts Centre has organised an exciting collaboration between visual artist Orlaith Cullinane and their dance artist in residence from last year, Fiona Keenan - OBrien. Motion Marks sees Orlaith making life drawings of Fiona as she moves with the aim of having the images eventually be painted onto large flags and installed to fly at Dundalk town centre locations. Orlaith, who is a member of Bridge Street Studios, had been busy filling sketchbooks with quickly captured images of Fiona befo...

Apple Brings iCloud Passwords Extension to Chrome to Sync Passwords Between Macs, Windows PCs Easily FOLLOW US ON: Apple has released an official extension for the Windows and Mac versions of Google Chrome that lets you use passwords stored in iCloud Keychain. The extension iCloud Passwords is available to download on the Chrome Web Store for free, and it essentially syncs passwords that users created on the Safari browser. Apple explains that iCloud Passwords on Chrome browser will save newly ...