Dolphin Browser has a bit of a Makeover.

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  1. Daveski17

    Daveski17 Registered Member

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    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser

    What's New
    [New] Menu and Tool bar UI
    [New] Control panel with access to most used settings
    [New] Added features such as sorting/importing/exporting Bookmarks
    [Improve] Easier access to share, bookmarks and search
    [Improve] Better browsing experience with built-in Night Mode, Private Mode, etc.
    [Improve] Address bar UI adapts to horizontal display
    [Improve] Tab management, switching & closing tabs faster
    [Improve] Reorganized structure of settings
    [Improve] Easier access to menu under Fullscreen Mode
     
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    For anyone thinking of yet again informing me that it phones home ... thank you but I know. ;)
     
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    Dolphin usability plus points, IMO.

    1. Things like gestures and speed dials (which you manually add, not auto ones created by the browser based on your browsing history - that is annoying)

    2. Private Mode (you can set it to do so for all browsing sessions)

    3. Tab switching is similar to desktop browser. No tab preview/thumbnails (I prefer it this way)

    4. Built-in control of web content (it applies on global basis; but better than none)
    - load images
    - javascript
    - cookies

    I miss these when using Chrome or Firefox on Android.
     
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    Yeah, Dolphin rocks. I use it more than even Maxthon on Android.
     
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    Rocks...you bet it is. Privacy/security aside, it has been the best browser I've used on Android. I really want to use Firefox but damn, it's laggy and slow as molasses. Dolphin OTOH has been mostly reliable.
     
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    I tried Firefox on my Nexus 7 but I wasn't impressed. I agree that it is the best Android browser, I use it almost exclusively now. I quite like its new face lift as well.
     
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