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Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS Mac Requires macOS Price Free. App Support Privacy Policy. Family Sharing With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app. More By This Developer. SubGraph OS is an open-source and one of the most secure browsers you can use to browse the deep web.

Not to mention that all outgoing traffic is routed via the TOR network. It not only automatically prevents you from visiting sites which are known to collect information and are malicious, but also stop them from collecting your information if you do happen to land on them. It also boasts an in-built VPN which makes it all the more secure and allows you to mask your location while you browse the deep web.

Once the OS is run, you can browse the deep web seamlessly, and all the traffic is forced to be routed through the TOR network. Other advanced features include the ability to sign documents using the de-facto OpenPGP, and it also is capable of protecting our instant-messages by the use of OTR tool for added authentication and deniability. EPIC really does live up to its name.

Disabling the tracking scripts results in a faster loading of the websites, which is a big win specially on the deep web sites. Apart from all that, we might sometimes need Email IDs to register on Deep web markets or other Deep web platforms, well in that case Ipredia also features an anonymous Email client for you which you can use without risking your personal Email ID. The next contestant up this race for the best deep web browser is FreeNet project.

And honestly, it has some of the best encryption and protection levels compared to a number of its rivals in this list. That provides you with a lot more security and autonomy. Utopia in many senses resembles Freenet, primarily in that it too is a complete environment within itself. It is a decentralized and P2P environment. The program was created primarily and specifically for privacy and anonymity.

For now, users can send private and group messages, share files, and send e-mails using uMail which is an isolated e-mail network accessible only inside Utopia. Everything required for the environment E-mail client, Wallet, Games, Messenger etc. It also has its own fully functional financial-structure, users can conduct financial transactions using Crypton, the private Cryptocurrency of Utopia.

No party controls the transactions, neither has access to the transaction details. The storage is encrypted using bit AES encryption. Is currently in its Beta version and users are invited to join the program and contribute their skills. Psiphon alike Whonix or a number of other tools on this list is an anti-censorship tool. Neither can they monitor our internet habits, browsing history, messages or anything else. It allows access to content other browsers may not.

Also unlike a VPN it only proxies the activities conducted explicitly through the Psiphon browser. All other internet connections are unencrypted and public. Yandex is yet another deep web browser you can get your hands on, a browser which understands your privacy and need to be anonymous.

Zero Net was created in In other words, every visitor of a website is a host of the website as well only if they wish to. It has plans to implement BitMessage as well as OpenBaazar 2. Both of which will potentially make it the next Dark-web hub much similar to Tor itself. It already features alternatives to Facebook, Gmail, Twitter etc. Rather a network which supports Deep web browsers, and offers deep web alternatives to almost everything available on the Clearnet. Tor is pre-bundled with the Windows version of ZeroNet as well.

The final solution I can lay out for you as a deep web browser is I2P. It protects us from data-leaks, activities being tracked online, identity being publicized and so on. So basically it protects our digital lives. And all this is anonymous, as well as decentralized.

Lastly, you can access the eepsites anonymous sites not available on the clearnet with I2P as well. Going through this piece most of you may align Tor and I2P to be just about the same things which would be as wrong as Christmas being in August. Furthermore, Garlic routing makes use of Unidirectional tunnels; both the sender as well as the recipient build two tunnels each; where one is used for sending and the other for receiving data.

While Tor and similar tools use Bidirectional tunnels, so the same tunnel is used both to send as well as receive data which obviously congests the network more and hence results in slightly slower speeds than Garlic routing is able to provide. Note that the differences mentioned here are only the tip of the iceberg, the other existing differences are too complicated to be explained in an article as simple as this.

Fortunately I recently stumbled upon Onion browser. Can you trust it? ProPublica is one of the largest whistle-blowing, anti-censorship and liberal online platforms out there. It also has been featured in a number of magazines of international repute such as LifeHacker, The Guardian, Tech Crunch etc. The features are parallel with what the Tor browser offers.