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Cloud Web Browser is a web browser which uses Microsoft's Trident engine to render websites. It has features like: - Tabs - Bookmarks - Parental Control System - Language support - Theme support etc.
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NStudio is a powerful text editing software. The idea of the software is to supports all the features of one perfect text editor. NStudio supports plugins, web browser, powerful editing tools (Scintilla and others) and many more...
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cxbrowser
CxBrowser is an open source and free Web Browser.
CxBrowser is an open source and free Web Browser implement under Mozilla Activex Control component. It is written entirely in C#, and organize windows on virtual desks. CxBrowser is distributed under GNU/General Public License. -
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LittleBrowse is a lightweight web browser built off the Internet Explorer engine, designed to run smoother, faster and better than other commercial web browsers available, while retaining features such as Flash and support for new technologies.
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it's web browser / serching aplliction thta is built in order to help others to search in some search engines
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Squire adds a new UI to LoTRO. The current development version provides users with: + Web browser + Media Player + Notepad The web browser is great for keeping immersion while using quest guides or maps. For more details see http://lotro.imacoder.net/
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XUP (Extensible User Interface Protocol) is a SOAP-based protocol for delivering events and incremental UI updates. This project builds a web application development framework on top of XUP, consisting of a client, a server toolkit, and a template viewer.
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Nex is a web-browser, written on C#. It uses .Net Framework, Microsoft Web Browser (ActiveX Control), stores all configuration in XML format and has MDI interface. Nex is an executable part of Oridea Platform and designed to run Oridea applications.
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The XUL (XML UI Language) project provides free test suites to help ensure interoperability between different XUL motors/browsers and free, open-source show-case examples (aka blue prints) to demo the power of XML for creating UIs.
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Javascript abstraction of the current Microsoft and Mozilla browser-based SOAP interfaces intended to make writing cross-platform client-side async web service calls easier. Initial targeted platforms are IE5+, NS7+, and Mozilla 1.0+.
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The AppHere framework allows movement of applications & their state between computers. Uses JBoss.net server talking to C# client, which moves IE browsers inc. forms between PCs. SOAP interface lets any other device initiate transfer e.g. wireless PDA.
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This project is the realisation of a better Web 2.0 browser called FolkMind as described by George Chiramattel in the following article: http://www.chiramattel.com/george/blog/2005/10/14/folkmind_a_killer_app_for_the_1.html
