As mentioned above, Comodo made a few tweaks to enhance the functionality provided by the core browser. The functionality is just what you would expect to get from Google Chrome as well – incognito browsing, extensions, themes, and so on. If Google is set at the default homepage and search engine in Chrome, Yahoo! is set as the default homepage and search engine in Dragon. The interface is just what you would expect to get from Google Chrome – with a key difference, mind you. Last but not least, the wizard will invite you to use Comodo SecureDNS servers (free service that provides you with a safer, smarter, faster internet). The wizard will also ask you to select the components that will be imported from your default browser: history, cookies, favorites, passwords. The setup wizard that will help you install Comodo Dragon will ask you to choose between a regular and a portable installation. The system requirements for running Comodo Dragon are: at least 128MB of RAM, 40MB of free disk space or more, 32 or 64-bit edition of Windows, anything from XP onward. Both have been enhanced by Comodo so they offer a more enjoyable user experience. Both are fast, user friendly, and secure web browsers.
Security company Comodo has two secure web browsers to offer: Comodo Dragon, which is based on Google’s Chrome, and Comodo IceDragon, which is based on Mozilla’s Firefox.
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