Features full traffic encryption and prevents DNS hijacking.
Windows XP. Even two decades after its release, millions of devices worldwide still run Microsoft’s legendary operating system. From industrial control panels to refurbished netbooks and nostalgic retro-gaming rigs, XP refuses to die. However, the modern web has largely left it behind. Modern browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Edge have dropped support for XP entirely. That leaves a dangerous gap: an unsupported browser on an unsupported OS is a recipe for malware, broken websites, and constant error messages.
