Veil Browser

If you start Veil for the first time, it runs exclusively in the background. No visible window appears, no indication in the taskbar, and no open program if you press Alt+Tab. There are no hints for it being silently running in the background except a task manager entry. Now if you press a chosen hotkey shortcut, Veil appears visible in just a split second, and with the same shortcut it can also be hidden again in no time. Now, if Veil is running and the window is visible, there are a few precautions to prevent any hint for possible screen recording that something is going on. Foremost, the cursor across Veil's whole user interface and all websites you open inside of Veil is forced to the standard arrow cursor, so no visible cursor changes could appear on a screen recording when using the interface. All processes connected to Veil, like clearing your browsing data, restarting, or even updating Veil, are completely kept within Veil itself and can be executed without a second thought for visibility hints. Veil will only appear on your screen if you strictly prompt it to via the shortcut; it won't appear again automatically after a restart or update. This is by design to give the user full control over its visibility. For more information, visit the website.