NotJustBrowsing is a web browser that streamlines browsing concepts with real life situations. This browser introduces unique ways to access, organize and view contents available on the world wide web or on local storage media. It uses the Gecko engine used in Mozilla Firefox and also use the Trident layout engine, just like Internet Explorer.
NotJustBrowsing's bookmarking capability enable users to construct their own virtual libraries out of available contents on the world wide web.
History
editNotJustBrowsing designed and developed by Abdul Karim, a Pakistani, who realized that web browsers of his time are not in line with the changing web browsing situations. First version of NotJustBrowsing released in February 2005. Once on to the path of innovation, every version of NotJustBrowsing carried a new functionality until the last version (1.0.10) when it joined the exclusive club [1] of web browsers that use two browsing engines (Trident & Gecko).
Features
edit- Linear Browsing
- Tailored Browsing
- Multiple Browsing
- See Through
- Very Simple Syndication (VSS)
- Encrypted Picture Messaging
- Verbial Icons
- Soft Menus
- Zero Point
- Unique bookmarking methodology