| Version | 1.5 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | SKAL |
| Release date | Nov 7, 2008 |
| Date added | Dec 2, 2005 |
| Os requirements | Windows, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP |
| Requirements | Windows Me/2000/XP/2003 Server |
| Total downloads | 3,099 |
| Price | Free |
Description
A browser with a small remote control with easy access instead of using all the menus at the top IE also you are able to view Web site full screen. Does Internet Explorer need to be installed. Can run independently on any Windows system no matter what browser is used as standard or installed. will even run if no browser is installed at all, as the components needed for browsing functionalities are integrative part of each Windows operating system (from Win 98 upwards). Will Remote Browser Run On every computer. Yes on every Windows system. Applications made with BrowserBob can independently run on any PC as long as a Windows system is installed. In case of Win95 Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher needs to be installed. On all other systems the necessary components are included in the operating system, no matter what browser is used or installed. Is it safe to use Yes, it is as safe as you specified in the internet options of your standard browser.
Review
Remote Browser's claim to fame in the crowded browser field is a small, movable control window that, unfortunately, may only serve to get in the way. Its main window launches at minimal size, but it can be easily set to full size. Oddly enough, it returns to its preset size upon restarting the program.
Rather than including the usual toolbar, Remote Browser sports a small window it calls a remote control that features navigation buttons, e-mail client, print button, URL bar, favorites, and Internet options. Unfortunately, there were a couple of things we found annoying with this setup. For one thing, when maximized, the UI takes up the full screen, including the taskbar and system tray. The remote control window gets in the way of surfing since it can't be hidden or even minimized without minimizing the entire browser. While some may like having the majority of their screen devoted to the current Web page, the option to display a toolbar and configure what is featured on the remote window is greatly missed.
People who are terribly tired of toolbar after toolbar may appreciate it, but we find it hard to get enthused about Remote Browser.
