The Best Web Browser on Earth!

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I used to think that the best browsers for using the internet were Opera, Firefox, or Internet Explorer. That was before I found Maxthon. It has exceeded all the features that I have seen in other browsers and is much better than I expected from a browser that I had never heard of before. They are almost out of the beta 2.0 version, but even the 1.x version that I am using right now is pretty amazing. Why? Well, let me tell you: * it uses tabs like all the big browsers out there, making it easy to multitask and view all the pages you need to. It also has a counter in the bottom-right corner that shows you how many tabs are open. * it was easy to import information from IE. All my passwords, histories, everything was easily imported. The browser still uses most of the same settings as Internet Explorer does, so it was a very easy switch. * it does not consume a lot of memory. I had my Firefox browser taking up over 80MB of RAM, memory that I just don't have when working on an older computer, and that was with just a couple of tabs. I'm running two tabs right now and it is only taking up 18MB. There's a counter at the bottom for that, too. Those are only a few features of this version, but if you google Maxthon and look at the website, and look at what is coming out in the second version, you would probably be amazed that you haven't heard of a browser like this before. I would also reccommend downloading RoboForm (it came with my installation, though I do not know if it is standard for all installs), which makes it very easy to store all your passwords and things and keep them protected with a master password. I simply love this browser. It is a very small download, less than 10MB, installs easy, is easy to configure...there are just so many features. It blocks out advertisements, can switch easily between online and offline, can allow you to surf through a proxy, and pretty much tells you everything you need to know about how it is running. Plus, it is fast. Not the Internet connection and download itself, though they will be introducing download accelleration in the next release, but the program itself is fast, and rarely freezes. Much less hassle compared to Firefox and IE. I highly reccommend searching for and downloading this killer browser, or at least take a look into what you may be missing out on.