this is the FASTEST web browser i have ever used and its free.

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Mikk said:
Why does this sound like one of those get a bigger dick spam emails
Last version dec 2002, hmmmm, think I'll stick with firebird

http://www.mozilla.org/products/firebird/
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Just FYI:

http://www.pricelessware.org/2003/PL2003INTERNET.htm#O103

Browser - small

OffByOne (freeware) OS: Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP
(English)
The Off By One Web Browser may be the world's smallest and fastest web
browser with full HTML 3.2 support. It is a completely self-contained,
stand-alone application with no dependencies on any other browser or
browser component.
Author/Home Page: Off By One Productions http://www.offbyone.com/
Download: v 3.4.a (998 KB) http://homepagesw.com/images/OffByOneSetup.exe


Susan
 
Just FYI:

http://www.pricelessware.org/2003/PL2003INTERNET.htm#O103

Browser - small

OffByOne (freeware) OS: Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP
(English)
The Off By One Web Browser may be the world's smallest and fastest web
browser with full HTML 3.2 support. It is a completely self-contained,
stand-alone application with no dependencies on any other browser or
browser component.
Author/Home Page: Off By One Productions http://www.offbyone.com/
Download: v 3.4.a (998 KB) http://homepagesw.com/images/OffByOneSetup.exe


Susan
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No support for wheel mouse. Has problems rendering some pages. But I do use
it as my backup.
 
D.R said:
You obviously haven't used Lynx then?
http://lynx.isc.org/


Please note that OffByOne only supports HTML3.2, and not
the newer 4.0x or CSS, etc. Does anyone know if it supports
frames?
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Off by one supports frames, I use it to check site compatibility
some sites look awful in it, but no javascript is ideal.
almost like a popup blocker

Sam
 
You obviously haven't used Lynx then? http://lynx.isc.org/
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Don't forget about Links.
Please note that OffByOne only supports HTML3.2, and not the newer
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Holy shit.
4.0x or CSS, etc. Does anyone know if it supports
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I always wondered where the name came from. Now it get it -- it's
off by one entire HTML version.

For the recored, 4.0 was released on December 18, 1997 -- that'll be
six years ago in a month and a half.
 
it does sound a bit like that!, i had tried other browsers but they were no
better or worse than IE but i couldnt believe how fast the pages loaded using
off by one.
 
Holy shit.


I always wondered where the name came from. Now it get it -- it's
off by one entire HTML version.
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LOL. Now thats funny.
For the recored, 4.0 was released on December 18, 1997 -- that'll be
six years ago in a month and a half.
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I knew it was old, but not that old. Thanks for that. :-)
 
You obviously haven't used Lynx then?
http://lynx.isc.org/


Please note that OffByOne only supports HTML3.2, and not
the newer 4.0x or CSS, etc. Does anyone know if it supports
frames?
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Seems to support frames - there is a frames off/on function.
Biggest problem to me is it has no javascript implementation. Ok so no popup
rubbish, but no web mail services either ...
 
Seems to support frames - there is a frames off/on function.
Biggest problem to me is it has no javascript implementation. Ok so no popup
rubbish, but no web mail services either ...
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Without 4.x, it won't even do CSS, will it?
 
Without 4.x, it won't even do CSS, will it?
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it would appear that it is actually a vehicle to promote their (commercial)
products - from their site (and this should not in any way be considered an
endorsement of said products)...

<snip>

The Off By One Web Browser may be the world's smallest and fastest web
browser with full HTML 3.2 support. It is a completely self-contained,
stand-alone 1.1MB application with no dependencies on any other browser or
browser component. For Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT,
Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

<snip>

The Off By One Web Browser was created to demonstrate the speed and light
footprint of the Webster Pro family of Web Browser Controls from Home Page
Software.

Webster Pro Controls are available as either ActiveX objects or pure DLL-
based Custom Controls. They enable you to easily integrate an embedded Web
Browser window, similar to that of the Off By One browser, directly into
your MS-Windows application, and with no dependencies on any other browser.

Webster Pro Controls can be integrated into applications written in VB,
VC++ or any other Windows language or development environment.

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it doesn't do Java, it doesn't do CSS, and it doesn't seem to like some
redirects (but you'd be surprised at how few sites it has any real problems
with).
 
Simon said:
news:[email protected]:
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it would appear that it is actually a vehicle to promote their
(commercial) products - from their site (and this should not in any
way be considered an endorsement of said products)...

The Off By One Web Browser may be the world's smallest and fastest web
browser with full HTML 3.2 support. It is a completely self-contained,
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Wow! Complete support for a mid 1990s standard. ;)
stand-alone 1.1MB application with no dependencies on any other
browser or browser component. For Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME,
Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

The Off By One Web Browser was created to demonstrate the speed and
light footprint of the Webster Pro family of Web Browser Controls from
Home Page Software.
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I did not know that.

I'm surprised that's not been revealed before, in here.
Webster Pro Controls are available as either ActiveX objects or pure
DLL- based Custom Controls. They enable you to easily integrate an
embedded Web Browser window, similar to that of the Off By One
browser, directly into your MS-Windows application, and with no
dependencies on any other browser.
Click to expand...
Webster Pro Controls can be integrated into applications written in
VB, VC++ or any other Windows language or development environment.

it doesn't do Java, it doesn't do CSS, and it doesn't seem to like
some redirects (but you'd be surprised at how few sites it has any
real problems with).
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If it's rendering modern CSS-based sites, then they're ones that have
been carefully constructed to *be* usable with outdated rendering
engines -- there are all kinds of tricks for that. And that's a
respectable goal -- don't misunderstand me. But the site authors
deserve the credit, not the mid-1990s rendering engine.

Thanks for the info on this.
 
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