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Go! Go! Omni Group - Version: 5.9.2, 4/1/2009 10:20PM PST
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steeldriver
Wonder of wonders!
Years ago I licensed OmniWeb (don't recall its v. at that time) and liked its adaptability. But at times I went on to try other browsers and OW sat on the sidelines, except for now and then revival, such as editing HTML or testing odd page rendering in another browser.
Its current superior adaptability to specific sites (setting font size, for example, at a news site that specifies small font size) coupled with speedy rendering makes OmniWeb once again my favorite browser.
It's really good so far... - Version: 5.9.2, 4/1/2009 11:55AM PST
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islandergene
This just-released version of OmniWeb has so far been excellent, never crashing, and rendering 99.99% of pages flawlessly.
The browser is fast and has a lot of preferences that you can teak which is nice. I grew tired of being handcuffed by Safari but don't care for drawers that slide out. Not a bad thing just not for me.
With this browser becoming free and the Omni group more or less saying they're going to focus on other things, I think this long standing browsers days may be numbered.
Nice speed but the bad WYSIWYG editing was a deal breaker for me. If you don't blog, this will be a fine browser for you. Best of all, it's now free.