The phrase "a secure browser" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a web browser that provides enhanced security features to protect users' data and privacy while browsing the internet.
Example: "For safer online transactions, it's important to use a secure browser that encrypts your information."
Alternatives: "a safe web browser" or "a protected browser".
1Password also has a secure browser built into it.
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The device, which recently dropped in price to $80 from $100, has all the typical offerings that you would expect in a learning tablet, including a secure browser and apps that teach reading, math and science.
The startup has created a secure browser called the Disposable Browser (currently based on the Firefox codebase), which runs remotely on a virtual server in the cloud.
Market intelligence services will be provided through a series of standardized data queries that are accessible through a secure browser connection.
Download and use a secure browser.
You should also download and use a more secure browser than Internet Explorer 6, 7, or 8. Microsoft has chosen not to provide its own more secure browsers, IE10 and IE11, to XP users, at some sacrifice in market share.
"They can actually change their code to force your browser to send them your Mega encryption keys, or change the code to disable crypto from the get-go," says Kobeissi, who ran his own Cryptocat encrypted chat site with the same no-download model in 2011, but switched to a more secure browser plug-in after widespread criticism.
To truly be secure, you should use a special, secure browser called Tor.
If you are using Internet Explorer on Windows or Mac OS, switch to a more secure browser (Mozilla Firefox, Safari and Opera are good choices).
The model I tested was on the low end with enough speed and performance to count but Trisquel tended to bog down a bit and the secure browser, "an unbranded Mozilla based browser that never recommends non-free software," was a little too locked down for its own good.
