Difference between revisions of "Lunascape"

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*Automatic backups of bookmarks and settings
 
*Automatic backups of bookmarks and settings
 
*Customizable mouse gestures
 
*Customizable mouse gestures
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*iLunascape and FirefoxSync enable syncronizing bookmarks between computers
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*iLunascape and FirefoxSync enable synchronizing bookmarks between computers
 
*Optional, customizable news ticker
 
*Optional, customizable news ticker
 
*Reported user agent can be changed
 
*Reported user agent can be changed

Latest revision as of 04:06, April 9, 2017

Lunascape is a freeware web browser designed for speed, flexibility, and compatibility. Similar to the Avant browser, Lunascape includes three rendering engines to improve versatility.

Advantages

  • Fairly fast, though can consume more system resources than some
  • Includes the Gecko (by Mozilla), WebKit (by Apple), and Trident (by Microsoft) layout engines
  • Specific websites can be set to load every time using a specific engine
  • Gecko engine add-on support
  • Tab Lock and Shift Lock
  • Side-by-side cascade viewing option
  • Automatic backups of bookmarks and settings
  • Customizable mouse gestures
  • iLunascape and FirefoxSync enable synchronizing bookmarks between computers
  • Optional, customizable news ticker
  • Reported user agent can be changed
  • Block unwanted websites[1]
  • Supports Mac OSX, iOS, Windows, and Android

Disadvantages

  • Slow first-time launch
  • Takes a while to initially customize[2]
  • Consumes more drive space than many others, due to the multiple engines
  • Does not officially support GNU/Linux

References

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