Citrio is a very useful browser, focused on security and multimedia content usage. It comes with a complete integrated download manager that’s capable of downloading torrent files or continuing paused downloads, along with other features like a tool for downloading YouTube videos.
Since it’s based on Chromium, it’s similar to and is completely compatible with Chrome. Thus, signing in with your Google account will automatically load all your information, including your browsing preferences and extensions that you have installed. Visually, Citrio is practically identical to Chrome, aside from some of the integrated extensions and tools that come pre-installed on the toolbar.
Citrio’s torrent client automatically detects when you click on a torrent or magnet link, opening the download manager and treating it like a normal download. It’s other download features include the ability to extract and download videos from Youtube. When you access a URL with a video, you’ll see the video download icon marked. Clicking on the icon gives you the options to select the output format or download only the audio. Plus, it can play videos in real time as they’re being downloaded.
In terms of safety, it’s important to note that Citrio doesn't collect any personal data, avoiding phishing, and providing extra protection when surfing the Internet thanks to the integrated AdSafe Browsing extension. Other extensions that are integrated by default include a tool for sharing content via Twitter, Google Plus, and Facebook, a proxy administrator for hiding your network, and a special feature for downloading files from 4shared accounts. It also provides a list of important daily events on the news tab, which works like an RSS reader, though some of these options are disabled by default.

Citrio is an agile browser focused on security and content downloading, along with social features that make accessing and sharing content much easier than in other browsers.
Based on Chromium, its interface is clearly identical to Google Chrome, which makes it easy to quickly get used to using Citrio. Although the default search engine is Ask, you can choose between Bing, Google, and Yahoo. The settings menu is also really similar to Chrome's, although it offers considerably fewer options.
Citrio's most outstanding features are located in a shortcut right next to the navigation bar, and are divided into three sections: general downloads, an option to download videos, and another to share websites on social networks. With the last one, you just have to click on the Facebook, Twitter, or Google Plus icon in order to share what you're reading.
The video download feature basically works by itself. When you go on websites like YouTube or other similar ones, a list of downloadable items immediately appears. The process starts with just one click, and you can see the video in the third tab, where all downloaded files appear. It also includes interesting features that save you from having to wait for the countdown in certain hosting and sharing sites.
In terms of security, it's important to note that Citrio doesn't collect personal data, thus, avoiding phishing and providing extra safety when browsing the Internet. The news tab also shows daily headlines, similarly to how an RSS reader works.