http://www.ltpb.8m.com/404Browser/About.html

404Browser is a unique web browser for the people who wish to surf the
Internet to the fullest extent. It is built with productivity, speed, and
security in mind. Some of the features that will instantly increase your
efficiency on the Internet include the following, a notepad, agents that
learn from you, pop-up and ad blocking, instant access to weather, quotes,
and definitions, privacy protection, and efficient bookmark management.



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Woodzy
http://www.rtdos.com

"(ProteanThread)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:1113330690.7bc5524c9a5a5fb6ad304627a0bd1389@teranews...
> http://www.ltpb.8m.com/404Browser/About.html
>
> 404Browser is a unique web browser for the people who wish to surf the
> Internet to the fullest extent. It is built with productivity, speed, and
> security in mind. Some of the features that will instantly increase your
> efficiency on the Internet include the following, a notepad, agents that
> learn from you, pop-up and ad blocking, instant access to weather, quotes,
> and definitions, privacy protection, and efficient bookmark management.

Probably "Donationware" would be a better description, though donations
appear to be optional.

I found this FAQ to be very odd:

"Why am I not able to change the homepage?

In the current, and all previous, versions the most popular page determines
the homepage. The homepage is set this way because it is the first page that
the user sees, therefore it is something that the user would like to look
at. By setting the most popular web page, based on the previous views in the
history, 404Browser can save time that would be used to navigate to the
website. This also prevents spyware and malicious web pages from changing
the current web page to what the user does not want. However, users have
asked to change the homepage manually upon sufficient demand this feature
may be included in version 2005R2."


Not too sure that I would want a browser that won't let me pick my own
homepage.

"The Six Million Dollar Man" <$$$$$$@VeryVeryBigBucks.com> wrote in
news:VO_6e.3308$(E-Mail Removed):

>
> "(ProteanThread)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:1113330690.7bc5524c9a5a5fb6ad304627a0bd1389@teranews...
>> http://www.ltpb.8m.com/404Browser/About.html
>>
>> 404Browser is a unique web browser for the people who wish to surf
>> the Internet to the fullest extent. It is built with productivity,
>> speed, and security in mind. Some of the features that will
>> instantly increase your efficiency on the Internet include the
>> following, a notepad, agents that learn from you, pop-up and ad
>> blocking, instant access to weather, quotes, and definitions, privacy
>> protection, and efficient bookmark management.
>
> Probably "Donationware" would be a better description, though
> donations appear to be optional.
>
> I found this FAQ to be very odd:
>
> "Why am I not able to change the homepage?
>
> In the current, and all previous, versions the most popular page
> determines the homepage. The homepage is set this way because it is
> the first page that the user sees, therefore it is something that the
> user would like to look at. By setting the most popular web page,
> based on the previous views in the history, 404Browser can save time
> that would be used to navigate to the website. This also prevents
> spyware and malicious web pages from changing the current web page to
> what the user does not want. However, users have asked to change the
> homepage manually upon sufficient demand this feature may be included
> in version 2005R2."
>
>
> Not too sure that I would want a browser that won't let me pick my own
> homepage.
>
>
>

but i think that's the idea, similiar to old netscape's open browser in
last page viewed function which i used alot.


--
Woodzy
http://www.rtdos.com