Interworm Probrowser

Interworm Probrowser

Interworm Probrowser is one of those web browsers that’s trying to make a name for itself in the online world. Ever since the Internet became popular, tons of browsers have popped up. Some are well-known and loved, while others are pretty powerful but fly under the radar. Interworm is hoping to climb higher on that popularity ladder.

Quick Installation

If you can’t wait to jump online with this browser, you’ll be happy to know that the installation doesn’t take long at all! But once it’s up and running, don’t be surprised if you find yourself scratching your head. The design might not look like what you’d expect from a modern browser.

Built with Make Your Own Browser Gold

A bit of digging shows that this browser was built using Make Your Own Browser Gold. Honestly, it hasn’t brought too many new features aside from what’s included in that builder. Other than some colors, most features feel pretty similar to each other.

Flexibility and Tabs

A good web browser needs flexibility, and Interworm has got that covered! You can open multiple tabs at once, but there’s a quirky issue: the favorites bar pops up randomly without any way for you to call it up when needed.

Bookmarks and History Tracking

The good news is there’s a side panel where you can save your favorite pages easily. It even imports bookmarks from Internet Explorer by default! You can add more bookmarks or delete ones you don’t use anymore.

User-Friendly Features

This browser also comes with a history tracker so you can go back to pages you've visited before. Plus, there’s a home button that takes you back to a preset location, though sadly, you can't change it to your own choice.

A Hidden Gem?

Now here’s the twist: even though the interface isn’t winning any design awards, if you look past those visuals, you'll find that pages load surprisingly fast! In fact, it uses way fewer system resources than many modern browsers out there!

A Work in Progress

It looks like Interworm Probrowser is still in its early stages of development. There’s definitely room for improvement in terms of design—let's just say it leaves quite a bit to be desired. But on the bright side, its flexibility allows for smooth multitasking with pages and quick loading times!