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DuckDuckGo’s search engine does not store identifiable search history, but browser or app-level data can. To remove local traces on desktop you must clear the browser’s history, cache and cookies (ste...
without commercials for free is possible through a mix of and extensions, third‑party frontends and community tools, , or sideloaded modified apps — each method carries tradeoffs in reliability, legal...
DuckDuckGo itself does not retain user search history and offers limited in-app controls; automatic local data clearing is handled at the browser or app level rather than by the DuckDuckGo search engi...
Setting DuckDuckGo as your default search engine is a short process on most major desktop and mobile browsers: use each browser’s Settings → Search (or Manage search engines) and select DuckDuckGo, or...
Top privacy browsers frequently named as not storing search history include , , , and several hardened Firefox forks (e.g., LibreWolf/Mullvad). Vendors and reviews agree that some browsers intentional...
on are a convenience that collides with modern tracking techniques: can turn a “remember me” into a long-lived signal that advertisers, apps or bad actors can exploit . The practical balance is a mix ...
The publicly available reporting and DuckDuckGo’s own documentation do not publish a side‑by‑side telemetry manifest that declares different telemetry behaviors for the Chrome, Firefox, and Safari ext...