Main Features:
- Small file Size.
- Navigation Cards.
- Faster Browsing.
- Smart Downloading.
- Control Videos with Gestures.
- Incognito Browsing.
- Night Mode.
- More to Discover.
UC Browser with its small app foot print can easily be integrated with smaller smartphones with low processing powers. Cheap smartphones rely on low-cost devices with limited processing capacity, insufficient storage capacity and unstable data networks. This makes UC browser the most preferred browser among users from the developing countries with markets dominated by cheap smartphones. Chrome has 47% of the world’s mobile browser market share, compared with 16% for UC. In India, the UC web browser has 51% of the market, and Chrome has a 30% market share, and in Indonesia, it’s got 41%, and Chrome is only 34%. This seems to be the trend all around the globe if you move towards North America or Europe you will have trends between Safari and Chrome.
Quick Downloads in UC:
After the page loading and browsing checks we went over to the download manager to check out if this thing had the diversity required. With its support for multiple downloads at a single time in which you can pause a file while others are downloading and restart the paused file again whenever you want. The new version of download manager has improved features to solve problems while downloading. Problems such as slow internet connection and mislabeled files. The download process will continue even after the app is closed. Once the files are downloaded the download manager automatically checks, flushes and stores the files to allocated folders. You can save files directly to your internal phone storage or external SD card storage if you have one mounted.
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