Iridium

It does not crash, it is very fast and you can barely noticed it is there are three of the qualities that make Google Chrome so appreciated. Then again, even this popular browser is a bit far from the security standards that are mandatory for any organization.

Even though it replicates its looks and feels, Iridium is a browser that comes with that extra layer of protection distinct to restrictive data environments.

Considering that it borrows Chrome's appearance, you should expect to view the same clean and non-distracting interface. The browser seems to be designed on the principle that if it is not broke, do not fix it and hence, the Chrome lookalike UI provides a seamless navigation that does not get in your way.

The major advantage of the simple interface is that it enables you to focus solely on your work or project. You do not have to worry about extra buttons or configuration settings that you do not know much about.

As you probably know, due to simplicity reasons, Chrome does not adhere completely to the standards unique to restrictive data environments. In addition to the streamlined looks, Iridium comes with a bundle of extra features that provide the maximum level of security.

To put it simply, the browser inhibits the automatic transmission of partial queries, metrics, keywords and other data to third parties without your consent. Moreover, it displays a notification within the browser window when it detects a tracker that is trying to retrieve information about you.

Other than the aforementioned features, the utility includes all the search and navigation possibilities you would expect from a top rated browser, meaning working with multiple tabs, auto-completion, search box, so on and so forth.

In the eventuality that you are looking for a tool that can offer you more security and control over the data that can be transmitted to unauthorized third-parties, then Iridium might be the browser to check out.