SlimBoat is an extremely lightweight web browser which doesn't put high system requirements on the computer. It runs surprisingly smooth on my Windows XP netbook PC with Intel Atom processor and 500MB memory.When SlimBoat was suggested, I did not have much expectations from it, but when I tried it recently, it has impressed me a lot with its loads of options, customization, and some extra features, which I haven't yet seen in other browsers.
I think SlimBoat deserves some attention. I will highlight the positives from the browser in this thread, and make it a small review.
SlimBoat comes with some built-in themes, so, if you are not satisfied with its default look, you can just play around and see which one you like.
There are two extra features in the browser, which I found very useful, as will others. First is the "Save as pdf". This feature, although needs polishing, because it did not work very well, with the Gizmo's Freeware homepage that I tried to save, but still, for mostly text based webpages, it should do a decent job. I hope they improve this feature in the future versions.
Super Fast.
Shorter startup time, faster web page browsing powered by efficient webkit engine.
Efficient and Easy-to-use.
Reduce time waste, keyboard & mouse entries with by doing everything automatically.
Powerful and Versatile
SlimBoat integrates more. features and functions than any other internet browser
Secure and Safe.
Securely store logins & passwords, easily erase all traces, block obtrusive ads & popups.
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