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Interesting Web Browsers You Have Never Heard Of

Apart from Firefox, Opera and Internet Explorer there is a number of promising alternatives which can improve your flexibility, increase your productivity and enrich your browsing experience.Most of them make use of the rendering engines Trident (Internet Explorer), Gecko (Mozilla Firefox), WebCore (Safari) and Presto (Opera 7 and above). However, some of them offer large fields for experiments and exploration — e.g. 3D Engines, but also really useful browsers with advanced functionalities such as desktop-tools integration.Lets check it out....

Flock (Win/Mac/Linux)
What makes Flock unique is its ability to improve the productivity of bloggers. E.g. you can publish your blog posts directly from your browser-window — a WYSIWYG-editor is preinstalled by default. You can also use a Web-Clipboard, Photo Uploader, a Mediabar for Flickr-Fotos etc.

Safari (Mac / Win)
Safari belongs to Mac OS X just as Internet Explorer belongs to Windows.Since the mid 2007 Safari, with its elegant aqua design and and classic Mac user interface, is also available for Window.Safari is 2x faster than Internet Explorer. Safari has solid and standards-compliant support for CSS, including a partial support of CSS3.

Shiira (Mac)
Shirra is a web browser based on Web Kit and written in Cocoa. The browser is of c omparable stability and speed to Safari, making it among the fastest and most functional browsers for users of Mac OS X. One of the main advantages: elegant, breathtaking design and user interface.

GreenBrowser (Windows)
In this browser you can add the shortcuts of frequently used software
applications in an external toolbar. Afterwards you can also set the option
“Auto Start with GreenBrowser” or “Aut o Close with GreenBrowser” to handle multiple applications at a time.Among available options yo u’ll also find an ad filter, mouse gestures recognition, auto fill form, auto scroll, auto refresh, auto save, auto hide, quick key, skins and other features . Multiple languages are available. Unfortunately, the browser uses Trident as a rendering engine

xB Browser (Windows)
The benefit of xB is that it allows you to securely and anonymously surf the Web, bypass firewalls and website censorship.

Others browsers are .......
Netscape
Swift (Windows)
Sleipnir (Windows)
Slim Browser (Windows)
Maxthon (Windows)
SpaceTime (Windows)
uBrowser
K-Meleon (Windows)
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