UC Browser is a Chromium-based web browser that stands out for being very fast, thanks to data compression. Although its origins are in mobile devices, it now makes its debut on desktop computers. In this article, we'll focus on the UC Browser for PC version, while also mentioning its mobile versions.
A Mobile Beginning
The Desktop Experience
The desktop version has undergone a real change since the installation process.
After downloading the app from its official site, you'll see its interface is very similar to Google Chrome. But the tool offers the option to select the tab style or accelerate navigation by manipulating tab preloading (the first difference from Chrome).
Another notable feature is the ability to sync bookmarks and open tabs with its mobile version. This is made possible thanks to the cloud function (you need to be registered). The download manager groups downloads by type and lets you pause and resume them (increasing the download speed of the file you need).
The browser is compatible with many Google Chrome extensions, which increases its capabilities. And the Ad Block option works very well. UC Browser is a free application available for Windows, Windows Phone, Android, iOS, and Symbian, as well as a Java environment.
For more information, visit the official website.
