Yes, built-in tracker blocking removes most ads and stops tracking scripts and analytics tools from following you across sites. You can also whitelist specific sites if you want to allow ads or trackers there.
A Sudo secure browser is a private browser that is unique to each Sudo identity. The browsers have ad and tracker blocking by default and built-in site reputation service so you can browse the web privately.
Browse and book travel sites without ads and trackers following you from one search to the next. Each Sudo keeps its own browsing history, so trip planning stays separate from everything else.
Shop without trackers building a profile of what you browse, and without ads chasing you across other sites afterward. It keeps your shopping activity contained to that Sudo, away from your everyday browsing.
Dig into any topic without ads or trackers shaping what shows up next in your results elsewhere. Since each Sudo keeps its own browsing history, research stays separate from your everyday browsing.
Read across a range of sources without trackers linking your reading habits back to a single profile. It keeps your news browsing separate from shopping, work, or anything else you use MySudo for.
Browse marketplaces and research listings without ads or trackers picking up on what you’re selling or searching for. Keeping this activity under its own Sudo also keeps it separate from your personal browsing history.
Most browsers track what you search and save it to a single profile, using it to follow you with ads across the web.
MySudo’s secure browser keeps your activity contained to each Sudo, with built-in ad and tracker blocking to cut down on what follows you around.
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Yes, each Sudo can have its own bookmarks so your saved sites stay organized around that Sudo’s purpose. You can also set custom search engine preferences per Sudo to keep your browsing setup consistent with how you use it.
Yes, built-in tracker blocking removes most ads and stops tracking scripts and analytics tools from following you across sites. You can also whitelist specific sites if you want to allow ads or trackers there.
No, the secure browser keeps your browsing activity contained to each Sudo, but it doesn’t hide your IP address from websites or your internet provider. For that level of protection, you’d need to pair it with a VPN.
