Take up very little file space and leave no digital footprint
Take up very little file space and leave no digital footprint
Vote: (49 votes)
Program license: Free
Developer: More Quick Tools
Version: 6.9.1223
Works under: Windows
Vote:
Program license
(49 votes)
Free
Developer
Version
More Quick Tools
6.9.1223
Works under:
Windows
Pros
- One of the positive elements of GreenBrowser is its standard tool and navigation bars. As noted, the default layout of these elements of GreenBrowser are much alike of those associated with Internet Explorer in its earlier incarnations. Many people find this easy to utilize and find many features useful. The standard default layout is relatively easy to master and utilize, particularly for a person who has utilized Internet Explorer for an extended period of time (which is a commonplace situation).
- On the plus side, GreenBrowser also permits a user the ability to customize the tool and navigation bars. Because the individual needs of people who regularly access the Internet vary significantly, this feature makes GreenBrowser a practical solution for a great number of people. The customization process is relatively easy to undertake.
- Because GreenBrowser relies on the Internet Explorer rendering engine for its operations, the download is small and relative quick. The application takes up a minimal amount of resources on a personal computer, notebook or tablet.
- When it comes to customization and other elements of GreenBrowser, the options are plentiful. For many users, this is considered a positive aspect of this web browser.
Cons
- Unlike the leading web browsers being used today, and even most of the smaller ones, GreenBrowser does not automatically populate links to most frequently visited destinations on the Internet. Thus, a user must manually add this to a favorite list.
- Another negative aspect of GreenBrowser is associated with the need to manually save frequently visited destinations. GreenBrowser currently allows only 20 slots for favorites. This includes those frequently visited destinations that must be saved manually as favorites.
- For some users, the sheer number of options and other customizable elements associated with GreenBrowser are not considered a positive element, but rather are deemed confusing and even overwhelming. The number of options available does tend to clutter the main screen associated with GreenBrowser.
At its essence, GreenBrowser is a clone of the Internet Explorer web browser. The default design and layout of GreenBrowser is reminiscent of that found on Internet Explorer in days gone by.
Pros
- One of the positive elements of GreenBrowser is its standard tool and navigation bars. As noted, the default layout of these elements of GreenBrowser are much alike of those associated with Internet Explorer in its earlier incarnations. Many people find this easy to utilize and find many features useful. The standard default layout is relatively easy to master and utilize, particularly for a person who has utilized Internet Explorer for an extended period of time (which is a commonplace situation).
- On the plus side, GreenBrowser also permits a user the ability to customize the tool and navigation bars. Because the individual needs of people who regularly access the Internet vary significantly, this feature makes GreenBrowser a practical solution for a great number of people. The customization process is relatively easy to undertake.
- Because GreenBrowser relies on the Internet Explorer rendering engine for its operations, the download is small and relative quick. The application takes up a minimal amount of resources on a personal computer, notebook or tablet.
- When it comes to customization and other elements of GreenBrowser, the options are plentiful. For many users, this is considered a positive aspect of this web browser.
Cons
- Unlike the leading web browsers being used today, and even most of the smaller ones, GreenBrowser does not automatically populate links to most frequently visited destinations on the Internet. Thus, a user must manually add this to a favorite list.
- Another negative aspect of GreenBrowser is associated with the need to manually save frequently visited destinations. GreenBrowser currently allows only 20 slots for favorites. This includes those frequently visited destinations that must be saved manually as favorites.
- For some users, the sheer number of options and other customizable elements associated with GreenBrowser are not considered a positive element, but rather are deemed confusing and even overwhelming. The number of options available does tend to clutter the main screen associated with GreenBrowser.
