This is truly a new revolution of Web Internet Browser, designed to be used both at work and at home. As well as just a normal web browser, this unique application allows both parents at home and administrators at work restrict access to a selected range...
MyIE9 2009 is an IE-based browser that checks Web sites you visit for spyware and spam. This software also includes a built-in anti-phishing functionality that protects you from fake Web sites and other scams. Skinnable interface allows you to choose...
MSC'S Secure Surf is mini browser with shortcuts to Google, yahoo, aol, orkut, faceBook for fast startup and secure browsing just enter url click on go wait for page to load. It supports flash player, shockwave player and more.What is new in this...
Web Site Express is one of those essential tools you'll find yourself using over and over throughout your day. As it sits quietly in your system tray, you are just a couple keystrokes away from jumping to any web site with your favorite browser -- while...
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TopForums Explorer contains the most popular forums on the Web. It has a forum directory as well as top forums list ranked by popular, by total posts and by total members. Following is the Top Rated Features of TopForums Explorer: tabbed mode and tree...
Explore top 500 popular sites, top 100 sites in 108 countries 21 languages, and a site directory which sorted by Arts, Business, Computers, Games, Health, Home, Kids and Teens, News, Recreation, Reference, Science, Shopping, Society, and Sports. Adds Auto...
TopSoftware Explorer contains the best software in the world. It has a software directory as well as top software list ranked by popular, by editor rated and by user rated. With TopSoftware Explorer you can find out the best software you need. Following...
Acoo Browser is a multi-tabbed Internet browser based on the Internet Explorer engine. Acoo Browser provides a user-friendly GUI interface, including tabbed document windows, dock able panel groups and customizable toolbars. Acoo Browser allows user to...
