Filed under: Internet, Windows, Freeware, Browser Tips
HydraBrowser: Is it possible to have too many browser tools?
by Brad Linder Apr 14th 2008
Here are just a few of the things that set HydraBrowser apart from Internet Explorer:
- Tabbed toolbar navigation that displays a separate set of menu options and icons for Tools, Edit, Favorites & Sidebar, Security & Settings, Tools, and RSS
- A web gallery feature which lets you add thumbnailed bookmarks for pages you regularly visit to the navigation toolbar
- Integrated translation tools using Google or Babelfish
- Easy access to pop-up/ad-blocking settings as well as image, video, and sound blocking
- Built in backup utility for saving your HydraBrowser settings.
[via Online Tech Tips]
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