ArtistScope Web Browser

If you’re a regular user and you’re looking for a regular web browser, I advise you to go get Chrome, Firefox, or Opera, because ArtistScope Web Browser really isn’t meant for you. This isn’t a browser that will help you easily access websites and online content, this is a browser meant to be used by webmasters and other people who want to protect their intellectual property. It’s a browser that protects webpages against copy methods or unauthorized downloads.

As you can see from the Quick Look video that accompanies this article, there’s nothing complicated about installing ArtistScope Web Browser on a PC that runs Microsoft’s Windows operating system. All you have to do is download an installer, run it, and keep on clicking "Next” until the whole process completes. You’ll be done in no time at all.

Speaking of which, it will take very little time to figure out ArtistScope Web Browser’s interface. In the upper left hand corner there’s a traditional File Menu and a toolbar with buttons to return home, open a certain web address, go back, go forward, refresh the page, and more. Three options are presented front and center on ArtistScope Web Browser’s interface: open a web address, search the web using, enter the ASPS server code.

According to the developer, ArtistScope Web Browser is not meant to compete with popular web browsers such as Firefox, Chrome or Opera. While it can display online content just like the aforementioned browsers, ArtistScope Web Browser’s true purpose is to help webmasters who wish to protect their website and online content against copy methods, unauthorized download and data leaks. ArtistScope Web Browser can be set up to block Print Screen, copy, save page, or media download.

ArtistScope Web Browser isn’t for regular folk. It’s meant for webmasters who want to protect their webpages. It’s a web browser that protects against copy methods, unauthorized downloads and data leaks.