Konqueror: Konqueror is a part of the K Desktop Environment, but is also available for Unix systems, Mac OS X and is finally coming out for Windows systems. A lot of things are planned for the future versions of this particular application, but for now it is just an excellent browser without many bells or whistles. While it is not officially out yet for Mac OS X or Linux, both versions are supposed to be coming. Google Chrome: Built on WebKit, Google Chrome has built a pretty loyal following in the relatively short time it has been out.
The major difference with Flock is that it is heavily focused on incorporating a social networking experience into the browser environment.
Firefox is a Gecko-based browser with extensions, password management and a whole lot more.įlock: Flock is considered an off shoot of Firefox that is built on Gecko and will run on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and BSD. Shiira: Shiira is an open source browser based out of Japan that is built on WebKit and aims “to create a browser that is better and more useful than Safari.” At the time writing this there hasn’t been a new stable version released since 2007, so we’ll leave it up to you to decide if that mission was accomplished.įirefox: Mozilla Firefox is probably one of the best known of the third-party browsers, and by this time just about everyone has one copy stashed away somewhere on their computer.
#Shiira browser for free
OmniWeb used to cost $14.95, but was offered for free beginning in Feb. OmniWeb: Developed by the well-known Omni Group, OmniWeb uses WebKit and includes some nice features such as workspaces, link viewing, ad blocking and a lot more. There is also a version for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The pro version is available for $20/15 EUR. ICab: iCab is based on WebKit and is available for free as “nag ware” that will remind you to register and upgrade to pro.
Due to its open source nature, it also supports a number of add-ons that extend the usability of the program. Based on the Gecko engine, Camino is an open source browser project that tries to match its power to the Mac experience. Camino: “Mozilla Power, Mac Style” is the tag line for this popular Mac-only web browser.
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