Xscope Web File Task Browser for Android 6.44

Xscope Web File Task Browser for Android is a powerful and versatile browser that offers a wide range of features to enhance your browsing experience. With its unique 'pin-zoom' feature, you can easily zoom in on any part of the page with just a single tap. This makes it easy to read small text or view images in detail without having to constantly adjust the zoom level.

One of the standout features of Xscope Web File Task Browser is its ability to download common video, audio, doc, and pdf files directly from within the browser. This means you don't have to switch between different apps or use third-party download managers – everything can be done right from within Xscope.

If you're looking for a more streamlined browsing experience, Xscope also offers tabs so you can easily switch between multiple pages without having to constantly navigate back and forth. And if you ever need to access the address bar but it's hidden, simply swipe from the very top of your screen and it will appear.

Another useful feature of Xscope is its continuous tapping causing continuous zooming function. This allows you to quickly zoom in or out on any part of the page by simply tapping repeatedly on that area. It's a great way to quickly get an overview of large pages or focus in on specific details.

Finally, if you come across a link that leads to downloadable content such as. mp4 videos, mp3 music files, pdfs, docs or zip files – Xscope will automatically detect this and give you options for either downloading or playing using system default apps.

Overall, Xscope Web File Task Browser for Android is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a powerful yet user-friendly browser with plenty of advanced features. Whether you're downloading files on-the-go or just want an easier way to browse multiple pages at once – this app has got everything covered!

xScope Web File Task Browser is far from being the most beautiful mobile browser for Android. However, what it lacks in looks it makes up for in functionality. Its bundle of features includes tabbed browsing, some interesting management controls, the ability to copy text, and support for skins (you'll download the skin set separately). xScope browser tends toward flexibility, offering three ways to zoom in, open and close tabs, and switch among open tabs--including a simple finger swipe. We like the quick bookmarking, and can appreciate the task killer, even though it's not a tool we'd seek out in a browser.

There are various builds for various versions of the Android operating system, including a premium version for Android 2.0 (Droid and Nexus One phones at the time of this review) that also handles Web downloads in addition to xScope's standard YouTube video downloading.

In terms of the app's overall lack of polish, xScope's start screen needs the most work. The dashboard lays out thumbnail icons and links to popular sites, which you can futz with in the settings. The browser needs a favorites manager powerful enough to reorder the icons according to your preferences. The fuzzy dashboard icons define xScope's rough workshop feel.