Kinza

Kinza is a Japanese-origin web browser based on the Chromium source code which is the same one used by Google Chrome. It is secure, flexible, and designed for everyday use. Kinza focuses on superior usefulness and derives its security from Chromium base. This way, they have the basics and extensibility of a powerful browser.

Kinza differentiates itself from its competitors by being a browser that evolves with the users’ voices and opinions. The developers place emphasis on fulfilling end user’s navigation needs. They do so by adding popularly requested features in new updates.

Behind the browser, there’s an active team of developers who keep tabs on new feature requests. They build the new features, test them and eventually roll them out into new updates.

The browser automatically removes any spyware or adware that gets downloaded without the user’s permission. Since it is built on Chromium, the browser’s performance and extensibility is equivalent to Google Chrome. Similar to Chrome, Kinza allows users to add extensions or plugins, set themes and sign in using Google accounts.

Bookmark manager and favourites are default features which can be accessed through an interactive side panel. Moreover, you will find RSS reader, account manager, download manager, search engine configuration and incognito mode.

So far, Kinza has come up with several user requested features which become permanent in the browser once released. First is the mouse gesture support. Second is the Super Drag feature which saves time while searching for terms. Last is the side bar with a slim set of icons for quick access.

Final Verdict

Kinza is a powerful web browser which not only lends an ear to user concerns but also respects user demands. It tries to implement features based on what the end user needs and desires. In this process, Kinza has been constantly updating itself towards building a more flexible experience.