Private Browser For Mac

Private Browser is a streamlined OS X app designed from the ground up to help you batch save and sort all the images from a webpage to your Mac’s hard-drive with one click.

Because Private Browser bundles rich image filters, the images from any website can both downloaded and sorted on your Mac’s hard-drive by size, resolution or by type.

Besides this, Private Browser can also help you to open any number of webpages at once, and batch convert webpages to WebArchive, PDF or image files. What’s more, Private Browser also bundles an unusual feature that makes it possible for you to protect the app’s launch by password.

Getting right down to what matters, chances are that you will find Private Browser a very intuitive app, partly thanks to a user-friendly but not very polished interface, and partly because its layout resembles any web-browser’s looks.

You get the same layout found on most web browsers, with a top address bar, support for multiple tabs, a bookmark functions that enables to save and organize them by date or view count.

Working with Private Browser shouldn’t be hard at all, as you only have to enter a website’s URL and browse just like you would with any other web-browsers and simply click the “Save” button on the upper right corner of its main window.

All the loaded images from the webpage will be instantly saved to OS X’s Downloads folder. One thing we didn’t quite like is the fact that Private Browser doesn’t enable you to change the location for your saved images, so you are limited to always saving them into OS X’s Downloads folder.

Private Browser presents itself as being a very pragmatic app that will help you batch save photos and images from webpages to your Mac’s hard-drive and batch convert webpages to three formats.