phoenix studios the world browser 2.0 final review

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Average Ratings
Features6.6/10
Ease of Set Up9.4/10
Ease of Use8.9/10
Value for Money9/10
Reviewer Rating7.6/10
Overall Rating7.9/10 Based on 8 ratings
86% Recommended6 out of 7 Reviews

Review of Phoenix Studios The World Browser 2.0 Final

By kg2lk on 27th Sep 2007

kg2lk's Ratings
Time Software UsedLess than a Week
Features9/10
Ease of Set Up10/10
Ease of Use10/10
Value for money10/10
Overall value10/10
yes kg2lk's recommendation

Good Points

Very easy to navigate, stable, not filled with extra features that I would not use, easy on resources and fast.

Bad Points

None that I can see

General Comments

I needed a browser that would be faster than IE because I am using XP Pro on an older machine. Well, I noticed a definite increase when accessing websites with this wonderful browser. I am so happy that I found it after trying all the other browsers in which I deleted after a short time. All the others seemed to have some kind of bug although not that bad to be honest. Finally a browsers that makes sense to me... Thank you for this! I think I will hold on to my old Compaq now for a while longer... I have only 194 mg of RAM, and it's got a Celeron 600 mhz processor and only a 15 gig hard drive, but I am getting by now that I have THE WORLD BROWSER.

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