I remember rocking iCab back on OS 8.5, where it's major selling point was that it was the browser that fit on a floppy (remember floppies?), who would have thought that ten years later, with all the various Mozillas, Safaris, Caminos, IEs, Firefoxs, etc. it would still be in development? And, not only that but...

Weird Thing #2: I really like it
It's got a great interface, stacks of options, doesn't hog resources, and it's really, really, really fast.

Sure they want $25, but c'mon, they've kept this thing updated and running through all of Apple's crazy ups and downs over the past decade, that has to be worth something. And, I'm not just giving points for tenacity, it's really a great and quick browser.

If you're like me (and the rest of the world) who's forgotten about iCab's existence, give it another look. You'll be really (and weirdly) surprised..