Jim Beam
United States of America
9.50 Build 9542 Alpha (Sep 22, 2007)
This is a review site, if you dont know what that means, dont use it. This software is buggy, lacks features found in EVERY OTHER BROWSER, and still fails to render a lot of pages properly. I love the browser but it doesnt support the following:
A. Autocomplete of address field or text fields on web forms (They claim security)
B. Roboform (or any 3rd party addon for that matter). This means I am limited to what the dev's feel I should use and I can't truly make this MY browser.
2/5. -1 for being buggy and crashing about 2-3 times a day (never had firefox or IE crash since I've had vista installed, almost 4 months), -1 for lack of API for 3rd parties, -1 for no autocomplete.
If you dont understand what review site means, please wait and use a site like download.com
GrantTLC, kindly come back when you realize that this is a review site and that I am entitled to review the product in its CURRENT STATE, not its last STABLE build or its last major release or for what it ASPIRES to be. Plus, Opera is claimed to be vista compatible, so please don't play that card since if it crashes on vista solely for it being vista, then it truly isnt compatible.
7.2t (7.2.20.4) (Aug 18, 2007)
Works great here! No problems whatsoever. It does what it says, does it well and is very customizable for its output. If you dont want your info indexed by google, dont post it to the web. The info isnt indexed if google cannot get to it. I guess some people need to learn how the internet works before being allowed on it.
10.2 Beta 2 (Jul 13, 2007)
I love this program but WHAT ARE THE CHANGES?!?!? I see updates all the time but the changelog never changes, nor here or on the official site or via the auto-update system in the program.
6.1.5.5 (May 22, 2007)
Who says commercial software has no place in the common market. This program cant be beat!
6.1.5.4 (Sep 25, 2007 - 12:15 AM)
I tested perfectdisk and diskkeeper, both performed only marginally better (and even that was negligible) than the built in defragger.