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#1 2011-01-12 03:28:53
Neptune Browser
A new browser made by the Neptune DEV team (including me).
This browser is based on the Xulrunner 1.3 engine and the Gecko-Fx-E wrapper.
Learn more about the project here:
neptune-browser.webs.com
There is a new website (based at my own site):
http://alphadeltafoundation.elementfx.c … owser.html
Learn more about the gecko-fx project here:
geckofx.org
We are open to new developers.
Screenshot of Beta 0.04:
The first version is soon going to be released as a platform preview. We will appreciate any comments on the browser so we can make it better for you.
The feature list:
Basic
- Tabs Function - 'Is still under development'
- Good Looking Interface and Status Bar (GlassBar)
- Bookmarks Bar with Favicon Support
- Good Looking Menu with a lot of Features
- Options Page with a lot of Features (Both Basic and Advanced)
- Library based on the DataGridView Control for easy Bookmarks and History Management
- Print, Print Preview, Page Info, Page Source, Page Setup, Find and Full Zoom features
- Login Manager that saves your passwords and gives the ability to the user to edit them
Advanced
- Advanced Cookies Manager
- Permissions Manager
- CSS Style Importer (import CSS to your favorite sites and make them look better)
- Advanced Site Blocker
- Tools for Developers (Console. DOM Inspector and HTML Editor)
- Advanced Addons System which gives the ability to the user to extend the usage of Neptune Browser
- Certificates and CRL Manager
- Ability to set a Master Password to protect your passwords and personal data
- Device Manager
Appearance
- Aero Theme (For Windows 7 and Vista Users)
- Great Looking Skins for the Forms that don't use the Aero Theme
As you can see it will be fully featured and available for Windows 2000 to Windows 7 users.
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Last edited by ob6160 (2011-01-27 11:04:14)
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#2 2011-01-12 03:41:34
Re: Neptune Browser
Cool not IE based. I would test it but my internets is not very good at the moment.
My site Find someone post count. Click posts under username. Find number of pages. Times that by 40 for min and 60 for max and you have a rough estimate of post count.
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#5 2011-01-12 09:24:06
- mathematics
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Re: Neptune Browser
How about your Fountain? 
Last edited by mathematics (2011-01-12 09:24:32)
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#7 2011-01-12 18:09:30
Re: Neptune Browser
ob6160 wrote:
mathematics wrote:
How about your Fountain?
I am stopping support for Fountain at the end of this month and this it's superior in design and functions
Also this is open to other dev's.
Open source?
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#8 2011-01-13 07:40:47
Re: Neptune Browser
what-the wrote:
ob6160 wrote:
mathematics wrote:
How about your Fountain?
I am stopping support for Fountain at the end of this month and this it's superior in design and functions
Also this is open to other dev's.Open source?
I only meant that anyone could help
We are thinking of making a lite open source version for dev's to edit.
Meanwhile I have made an open source browser called swift, download here: http://www.mediafire.com/?qqfwp734dsxqmf2
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#10 2011-01-15 06:36:20
- mathematics
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Re: Neptune Browser
Is the design based on Opera?
And do you know that there's an email address inside the screenshot? 
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#12 2011-01-16 02:04:53
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Re: Neptune Browser
Then why was Opera the only web browser that was open in the screenshot?
Last edited by mathematics (2011-01-16 02:05:21)
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#16 2011-01-27 18:33:26
- Luigitailsdoll45
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Re: Neptune Browser
iCode-747 wrote:
Very cool. Good luck.
I have a mac, so i can't test it, either.
Derpcepticon.
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#18 2011-01-28 10:33:05
Re: Neptune Browser
ob6160 wrote:
Luigitailsdoll45 wrote:
iCode-747 wrote:
Very cool. Good luck.
I have a mac, so i can't test it, either.I bet there is a windows emulator you could get???
There is. VirtualBox.
Lets you run virtual (Well there real) OSes. You must own the OS to virtualise it.
For.
Windows
OS X hosts Intel Macs
Linux
Solaris
Great for untrusted software.
My site Find someone post count. Click posts under username. Find number of pages. Times that by 40 for min and 60 for max and you have a rough estimate of post count.
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#19 2011-01-28 10:34:54
Re: Neptune Browser
what-the wrote:
ob6160 wrote:
Luigitailsdoll45 wrote:
I bet there is a windows emulator you could get???
There is. VirtualBox.
Lets you run virtual (Well there real) OSes. You must own the OS to virtualise it.
For.
Windows
OS X hosts Intel Macs
Linux
Solaris
Great for untrusted software.
We are going to try and make a mac version 
using real-basic
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