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Maxthon 2 web browser released
by Brad Linder Jul 23rd 2007 at 9:00PM
Maxthon is based on Internet Explorer, so it uses the same rendering engine. But it has dozens of features you won't find in Microsoft's web browser. Maxthon 2 has just been released after a long beta period, and it includes a whole slew of updates.
Here are just a few of Maxthon's cooler features
- Completely skinnable interface
- Integrated Ad-blocker, popup blocker and content filter
- Support for mouse gestures (navigate forward, backward, or between tabs by right clicking and moving your mouse in various patterns)
- Drag a link to open it in a new tab
- Built in feed reader
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
PS_4 said 9:02AM on 7-24-2007
Amazing looking at that counter going up on the maxthlon site. Wonder how fast it would be on Firefox's site. :P
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Mysterius said 9:03AM on 7-24-2007
Your link to CyberNet leads to Maxthon.
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Arvind said 9:06AM on 7-24-2007
In all the talk about different web browsers, I don't see any any mention of Avant browser which is almost similar to Maxthon and which is really user friendly. Hope someone covers it. I am a big fan of it.
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Brad Linder said 9:05AM on 7-24-2007
Mysterius: Thanks, I fixed it.
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Markus said 11:43AM on 7-24-2007
I tried the version listed in this posting and I was VERY dissappointed. I uninstalled it within an hour of installing it. I went back to the 1.6 build because it has groups and my groups did not show up in the 2. version.
Avant browser is a good one also btw.
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julian said 1:07PM on 7-24-2007
im tired of browsers not being able to do everything!
i am currently running 4 .. going on 6
firefox(main customizable)
opera (security)
flock(people)
songbird (media browsing and playing)
now avant and Maxthon seem like good ways to get the ie compatibility problem that i run into using linux but i have no way to know which is better
anyone knows of firefox addons that can give me these features
(i like it that diversity creates the best programs but eh!)
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julian said 2:19PM on 7-24-2007
never mind that they are not linux compatible
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