Bolt

Bolt is one of those web browsers you can use to cruise the internet. Whether you're checking emails, browsing your favorite sites, or playing online games, it’s all about getting you there. But let’s be real, while it looks pretty polished at first glance, using it for a bit might leave you wanting more.

User Experience

When you start using Bolt, you’ll notice that everything seems user-friendly. You can open multiple pages in different tabs. But here's the catch: if you're someone who likes to arrange your tabs in a certain way, you're out of luck! Once a tab is open, you can't just drag it around like in some other browsers.

Bookmarks and Navigation

Your favorite sites can go into the “Bookmarks” menu so you can find them easily later. However, there’s no option to pin these bookmarks directly to your taskbar for quick access. If you stray too far into the depths of the internet and need to get back home, there's a handy “Home” button that takes you back to the default opening page.

Missing Features

Now let's talk about some things that Bolt lacks. For starters, there’s no way to track your browsing history because this feature isn’t included. Plus, every time you open a new tab or launch the app again, it always shows the same default page without letting you customize it.

Opening Links

If you're hoping to open links in a new window? Well, good luck! It usually just opens another browser like Internet Explorer instead of doing it within Bolt itself. And if you're looking for a quick search option? You'll have to manually go open a search engine since there’s no built-in search field here.

Speed and Performance

Bolt isn't exactly speedy if web browsers were having a race; it's more on the slower side. The interface is straightforward but kind of basic compared to what else is out there. Still curious? If you're up for trying something different, why not give Bolt a shot?