superbrowse

the application comes in a lightweight package and deploys on your computer in the blink of an eye. note, however, that it requires .net framework to function, which is a default features in modern windows iterations, so there’s a high chance it’s already there.

as far as the interface is concerned, the application relies on a regular browser style, with the upper toolbar holding most functions and navigation controls, leaving the rest of the sp-ce for you to view and interact with pages. multiple tabs can be active at a time, letting you comfortably perform your research.
download manager, proxy connection, and more

the application lets you jump to a page by punching in the url. there’s also a search bar to quickly look up items of interest on google. moreover, you can access twitter and facebook by simply pressing the dedicated b-ttons. a homepage can be configured to always land to a page of interest at the press of a b-tton.

it comes with a bookmarks manager to easily track and save your favorite items. the download manager can handle all incoming files. you can secure your connections by setting up a proxy. an rss reader is there for you to stay up to date with latest headlines.

additional tools include a ftp client, a simple task manager, and the possibility to send links via your installed desktop email client. there’s also a built-in phishing protection feature in case you wonder off into dangerous places of the internet.
my browser is slow but why?
its because you don’t have superbrowse!