I'm using AWeb, on AmigaOS 3.9 on an Amiga emulator on
Windows. Why? Because it makes any web page look better!
And it loads web pages faster than any Windows web
browser (I wonder why, because you know, it's running on
an emulation after all!), you can already type ahead
in forms while the web page is still loading, no problem!
And it has a progress bar that shows exactly how much of
the page is loaded. Surprisingly it works with most web
pages.
Another funny feature is that it doesn't display pop-up
windows -- instead, it says it can't recognize the file
and if I'd like to save it!
Plus, it has functions that aren't available in any other
web browser, has important options a quick menu selection
or key stroke away, and is scriptable from outside the
browser.
*lights cigarette* Being an Amiga user indeed has advantages,
be it on a real Amiga or just an emulator!
Windows. Why? Because it makes any web page look better!
And it loads web pages faster than any Windows web
browser (I wonder why, because you know, it's running on
an emulation after all!), you can already type ahead
in forms while the web page is still loading, no problem!
And it has a progress bar that shows exactly how much of
the page is loaded. Surprisingly it works with most web
pages.
Another funny feature is that it doesn't display pop-up
windows -- instead, it says it can't recognize the file
and if I'd like to save it!
Plus, it has functions that aren't available in any other
web browser, has important options a quick menu selection
or key stroke away, and is scriptable from outside the
browser.
*lights cigarette* Being an Amiga user indeed has advantages,
be it on a real Amiga or just an emulator!