NAVER Corp.

NAVER Corp., the South Korean internet conglomerate headquartered in Seongnam, is best known for operating the country’s dominant search portal, yet its software portfolio extends well beyond web search into browsers, cloud storage, and e-commerce tooling. Naver Whale, the company’s Chromium-based browser, targets users who want a lighter, privacy-oriented alternative that still integrates tightly with Naver’s ecosystem: built-in split-screen tabs, vertical tab trees, quick-side search panels, and an ad-filter that blocks abusive trackers without breaking Korean e-commerce or media sites. Whale also synchronizes bookmarks, passwords, and open sessions across Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS through a single Naver account, making it a practical choice for households and small offices that rely on both domestic and international web services. NAVER MYBOX Explorer complements the browser by turning the firm’s cloud-storage service into a virtual drive; files stored in MYBOX appear inside Windows File Explorer, allowing drag-and-drop backups, photo previews, and collaborative Office edits without opening a separate web tab. Finally, NAVER Order provides restaurants and cafés with a Windows kiosk application that aggregates delivery requests from Naver’s own ordering portal and third-party apps, prints kitchen tickets, and updates inventory in real time. Together these titles illustrate NAVER’s strategy of weaving search, storage, and local commerce into everyday Windows workflows. All three applications are available for free on get.nero.com, delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the newest builds and supporting batch installation of multiple programs.