A new internet browser with a focus on making right-leaning searches more widely available to users was made publicly available Tuesday.

TUSK, a web browser that seeks to be censorship-free, was created in an attempt to allow conservatives to search what other like-minded people were saying or searching for in a sea of “inherently left-leaning and biased” web browsers, Jeff Bermant, the founder of TUSK and the CEO of Virtual World Computing, told Fox News.