Site Surfer

People like to use popular Internet browsers, but there are a number of nice alternatives available out there. One of them is Site Surfer.

It's a nice application that allows you to surf the internet easily and it supports a multitude of Internet protocols. It comes with many nice features and tools at hand, together with a nice and intuitive layout.

The application doesn't take long to install and it doesn't come with a complicated setup that you would need to complete before you can actually use its features. The graphical interface is quite intuitive with plenty of nice tools and features that you can check out.

It supports Http, Https, FTP and other various Internet protocols. Site Surfer is designed to operate with multiple Windows User Profile accounts.

To setup your personal Site Surfer settings, you must login to your own Windows User Profile and then execute Site Surfer. Each user can then maintain their own Favorites, URL history and many other features. Site Surfer’s core engine is Microsoft’s Web Browser control.

Considering this, Site Surfer continues to use Internet Explorer’s Temporary Internet Files and Cookies folders. Comparatively, many settings housed in the Internet Options applet (accessed via Control Panel) can be applied to Site Surfer.

Site Surfer automatically recognizes the current default Email program and adjusts the Site Surfer menu accordingly. You can then select the Read/Write sub menu option to view/compose email.

You can protect your personal Site Surfer settings by activating the Administrator Option. It comes with the option to change font size and select from many of the options available. You can also bookmark websites and add them to a separate list to make them easy to find.

Site Surfer is a nice Internet browser with many interesting and useful features, including a password to lock access.