BrowseNgo

Over the years, the Internet, alongside other areas of technology, is continually expanding into newer and more modern concepts. For example, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Opera started gradually with a few components and became much better based on the feedback they got from their users. Some opt for web browsers with more complex functions to improve their work and gaming skills, while others prefer more basic ones.

BrowseNgo is one of those more minimalistic apps that comes bundled only with the standard elements, like navigational controls and a bookmark folder. It comes to the aid of those who wish only to chat with their friends, watch short clips, listen to their favorite songs and read the news.

The installation is completed before you realize and proves to be uneventful. It's wrapped in a simplistic yet modern interface with a basic toolbar packed with the most used commands, such as navigational buttons, favorite list and printing options.

BrowseNgo loads almost all accessed websites at a good speed, including Youtube videos. You can use the back and forward actions to navigate through pages with ease, as well as stop and refresh them at any given time. Unfortunately, the tool doesn't let you change the predefined homepage, save pictures or view and delete the browser history.

Plus, it doesn't support any kind of plugins or an incognito mode. No customizable themes and search engines are included. You can browse different sites in several individual windows as the app comes with multiple tab support. It's possible to insert a page to the bookmark folder, but that's the only option you can do. The list can't be exported to any file formats, and there is no context menu in both the main panel and the favorite directory.

Taking everything into account, BrowseNgo is a straightforward and intuitive application that comes in handy only for those who need a simple browser without unnecessary add-ons to quickly read messages, check the weather, watch a video and chat with friends. During our testing, the program ran smoothly and didn't consume too many resources.