QTWeb is a browser that combines Chrome and Safari’s WebKit engine with the QT framework of Nokia, the technology behind programs like Skype, Google Earth and VLC. It runs on WebKit, the same engine as Chrome and it’s pretty quick. Its main advantage is integration with apps like Twitter and Facebook, and truth be told, browsing without having to open new tabs for your social networking is very comfortable. Rockmelt is also known as the social browser, and we’ve already mentioned it a few times. A fourth version was recently launched, keeping it bang up to date with Firefox’s latest effort. Compared to Mozilla’s browser, it’s faster and lighter on resources, although being based on Firefox, Pale Moon features the same stability and reliability, as well as support for extensions and themes. Pale Moon is an optimized version of Firefox that aims to bring you the best performance on computers running a Windows-based operating system. It’s one of the most popular of the alternative browsers, and with good reason – it’s packed with options! This browser boasts two rendering engines, Trident and WebKit, which guarantees optimal web page viewing, and it also adds extras like ad-blocking and mouse gestures.
Today it has reached a 3rd version under the name Maxthon. Maxthon was born as MyIE2, an optimized version of Microsoft’s legendary browser. So, fancy taking a look at the competitive world of the alternative browser? Excellent! Step this way…
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