Indian Browser - Epic

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The "first-ever web browser for India, the world's only antivirus browser" read the banner on the site http://www.epicbrowser.com/. Since it was based on mozilla, I quickly tried it on to see what the browser was about.

The first impression was good. The layout, although a dark setting, was impressive. The shortcuts to various settings at the left side, the short-cuts to sites on the new tab page and also the resize anchors at the four corners were different from the other browsers.

Overall the content of the browser, as the claim goes, is centered around India. Right from the logo, which is tri-colored to the font support for various Indian languages, there are a lot of skins also pre-loaded to chose to customize the look. The first claim of a "browser for India" is definitely right on.

Will be trying out the browser more in the coming days to see how it goes.

Update: Here is a news link to the release on The Hindu

Comments

  1. Epic BrowserJuly 16, 2010 at 10:49 AM

    I just installed in my computer, epic browser is very beautiful and i loves facebook, orkut and gmail service of this browser.

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  2. NagarajJuly 18, 2010 at 12:07 PM

    nice, cool browser to hang around with !

    like the resize handles on all the sides is good, although perhaps, the best is the "clear browsing data" icon, which is much simpler than remembering F12 + CTRL-R or CTRL+SHIFT+DEL.

    the language bar is nice, although i didn't know when it appeared until i clicked inside the editor. Does anyone know if this text font is same as what we see in "Google Transliteration"?

    the sidebar is moving a little faster for me :-)

    TODO, Timer etc. are exciting, not something every existing latest browsers thought of...quite novel.

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