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About 360 Secure Browser
360 Secure Browser (360安全浏览器) is a widely used Chinese browser built on Chromium 132. It blocks known malicious, phishing and fake banking sites, and offers encrypted DNS and an anti-tracking mode. It also bundles a password manager, synced bookmarks, screenshot text recognition, PDF editing and conversion, and viewers for images, video, audio and documents.
Recent versions add AI search, text selection tools and a writing assistant. Builds are offered for 64-bit and 32-bit Windows, Windows XP and enterprise use. The interface is in Chinese.
Strengths
- Blocks malicious and phishing sites
- Many built-in tools, including PDF conversion and OCR
- Still offers a Windows XP build
Limitations
- Interface and support in Chinese
- Heavy with bundled AI and extra features
- Proprietary
Details
- Pricing
- FreeFree to download.
- License
- Proprietary
- Developer
- Qihoo 360
- Platforms
- Windows
- How it runs
- Downloadable app
- Account
- Not required
- Best suited for
- Chinese-speaking Windows users who want a browser with many tools built in
- Categories
- Web browsers
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to 360 Secure Browser
Compare allSoftware that can replace 360 Secure Browser for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
Google Chrome
Google's browser, the Chromium-based one most web development is tested against.
Google Chrome keeps the Chromium base and adds the largest extension library, with builds for macOS and Linux, but drops the Chinese-language built-in tools and ties into Google accounts.
Microsoft Edge
Microsoft's Chromium-based browser, bundled with Windows.
Microsoft Edge is also Chromium-based and bundled with Windows, adding vertical tabs, sleeping tabs and a PDF reader, while pushing Bing and Microsoft accounts instead of Qihoo services.
QQ Browser
Tencent's Chinese-language web browser with a built-in Yuanbao AI assistant, split-screen browsing and file tools.
QQ Browser stays a Chinese-language proprietary browser with built-in AI summaries, split-screen browsing and file tools, but it comes from Tencent and also runs on macOS.
Supermium
A current Chromium-based web browser that runs on Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8.x and later.
Supermium keeps support for Windows XP and later with a current Chromium engine, but drops the bundled AI and PDF tools and is maintained by a small team.
Brave
A Chromium browser that blocks ads and trackers out of the box, with no extension to install first.
Brave is open source under MPL-2.0 and blocks ads and trackers by default, runs on macOS, Linux and Android, and swaps the Chinese AI tools for a crypto wallet.
Firefox
The main browser not built on Chromium, with tracking protection turned on by default.
Firefox moves you off Chromium to an open-source engine with Total Cookie Protection, runs on all major desktop and mobile platforms, and has no Chinese-language built-in tools.
Similar software
Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.
Cốc Cốc
A Chromium-based web browser made for Vietnamese users, with ad blocking and video downloading built in.
Naver Whale
Korean Chromium browser with a sidebar, split tabs and built-in capture tools.
Maxthon
Long-running Chromium browser with built-in notes, passwords and AI chat.
Norton Private Browser
A free Chromium-based browser from Norton with built-in tracker and phishing protection for Windows and Mac.
Avast Secure Browser
A free browser from Avast with built-in ad blocking and anti-tracking protection.
Yandex Browser
Chromium browser from Yandex with built-in translation and AI features.
