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docs/adguard-for-android/features/protection/private-browser.md

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-Starting with v4.7, AdGuard for Android introduced an in-app private browser. You can access this feature from the main screen by tapping the *Private browser* button.
+In v4.7, AdGuard for Android introduced an in-app private browser. You can access it from the main screen by tapping the *Private browser* button or from the *Protection* tab, where you can find some customization options:.
 
 ![Private browser](https://cdn.adtidy.org/content/release_notes/ad_blocker/android/v4.7/agpb_en.png)
 
-The browser is also accessible through the *Protection* tab, where you can find some customization options:
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-- To set a default search engine, click *Default search engine* and choose between the available options: DuckDuckGo (default), Google, Bing, Yahoo, Baidu or Yandex
-- To create a shortcut to the browser, click *Create browser widget* and follow the instructions on the screen
-- To get suggestions from your search engine instead of typing the entire query, toggle the option *Search suggestions*
+- To set a default search engine, click *Default search engine* and choose between the available options: DuckDuckGo (default), Google, Bing, Yahoo, Baidu, or Yandex
+- To create a browser shortcut, click *Create browser widget* and follow the on-screen instructions
+- To get suggestions from your search engine instead of typing the entire query, toggle the *Search suggestions* option
 
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-The private browser is still in the early stages of development and has a few limitations. For now, we recommend using it as a supplement to your usual browser’s Incognito Mode, rather than a replacement.
+The private browser is still in the early stages of development and has some limitations. For now, we recommend using it as a supplement to your browser’s Incognito mode, rather than as a replacement.
 
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