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This article was published on September 27, 2013

UC Browser’s tablet version now allows seamless switch between incognito and regular browsing


UC Browser’s tablet version now allows seamless switch between incognito and regular browsing

UC Browser, a mobile Internet browser developed in China, has updated its version for Android Tablets to include a few nifty add-ons. Version 2.4 of UC Browser features a new kind of incognito browsing that allows you to switch between incognito mode and regular mode seamlessly – something that other browsers on the market don’t offer yet.

At the same time, UC Browser has added a built-in video player, which lets users play videos from the point they last stopped at. It isn’t clear whether this feature is available offline, but at least it acts as a bookmark, especially for longer videos.

A few days earlier, UC Browser also updated its Android phone version to include optional add-ons such as a QR Code generator and gesture customization.

➤ UC Web Browser | Android Tablet | Android Phone

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