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Web browser from Japan "Kinza" evolves with users' voices.

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I think this browser is beautiful for many reasons. Lot's of power-user features but also very fast like you'd expect from a Chromium browser. The one thing I wish it had, was the baked-in "Tor" browser feature like...
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