QupZilla Portable is modern web browser based on WebKit core and Qt Framework. WebKit guarantees fast browsing and Qt availability on all major platforms.QupZilla is using native widgets style on major Linux Desktop Environments. It is also using icons...
Dooble Web Browser Portable is a secure and Open Source Web browser that provides solid performance, stability, and cross-platform functionality. One of the project's most important goals is to safeguard the privacy of its users. The Dooble installer...
GreenBrowser is a multiple windows browser based on IE with other powerful features. Such as Quick Key, Collector, Mouse Gesture, Mouse Drag, Ad Filter, Search Engine, Page Back Color, Toolbar Skin, Proxy, Tab Bar, Auto Scroll, Auto Save, Auto Fill Form,...
Lulaluli2013 is a lightweight web browser that used to View up to four web pages same time. The web pages can be switched several ways. Links can be opened in the current view or other views. Its main advantage is that the interface can be split into four...
Simple Browse is lightweight browser with intuitive GUI and it has all functions that any browser may has. It is optimized for fast browsing, support Skins , has editable look and you can set everything that you want.What is new in this release:Version...
Your favorite sites will only be a click away by sites navigation. MagicBox contains screen capture, mouse gesture and mute sound tools. Screen capture can help you saving the favorite picture. Mouse gesture provide an effective way to open or close...
ParroExplore is an internet browser, designed not to compete with the great browsers out there, but rather to make browsing simpler. This browser was specifically created for individuals who want a fast and lean web browser. What's really great about this...
Rista Web Browser is basically a simple and user friendly web browser. It has already got 100% clean software award. This browser has an extra facility of vertical scrolling up and down automatic, which enables the user to read the web page. Rista Web...
