Internet Browser other than IE?

[Arthur]

Is there any other Internet Browsers for ppc 2003 other than
the standerd one ?

have you tryed any others and what did you think?

i quite fancy the idea of a browser in landscape rarther than portrade
display.

[Rudegar]

http://park15.wakwak.com/~ftx/ftxe/

[satria]

http://park15.wakwak.com/~ftx/ftxe/

SouthwayCorp.MultiIE.v3.0
Don't change your browser, enhance it with MultiIE! such as multiple windows, full screen mode and hardware button mapping
http://www.southwaycorp.net/



NetFront v3.1 for PPC2003 with JV-Lite2 Rel1.00
Microbrowser for PocketPC2003 with JV-Lite2 supports rich functions such as Smart-Fit rendering, Multi-Window
http://www.access.co.jp/english/index.html



PIEPlus 1.2
PIEPlus adds extreme power to Pocket Internet Explorer. It has lots of features like optimizing web page to fit in screen and more.
http://www.reensoft.com/


Netfront is very sophisticated but its file is too big, I use multiie. PIEPlus is good also.

[Rudegar]

i would like opera or Mozilla for pocketpc

[gazzaman2k]

i use standard pie 2003 and nyditot v3.22 and spb pocket plus

that whay i can get landscape, multi windows ect... its alright :)

[JUICEe]

is there another browser besides Ftx? one that is stand-alone, cause i think "pie" is way too slow

[cruisin-thru]

ftxbrowser seems to be quicker on my xda1 than explorer.

[rnuqui]

You can try ThunderHawk, but it's on a subscription basis. :(

[Peter Poelman]

You can try ThunderHawk, but it's on a subscription basis. :(
I remember these things from my Palm days: A lot of these PDA-based subsciption services work by browsing through their proxy. This proxy will then resize the images and pack all the 'page prerequisites' in one compressed package so that loading tme is minimized. Al of this is really what you want, but quality varies with these places.

[rnuqui]

I remember these things from my Palm days: A lot of these PDA-based subsciption services work by browsing through their proxy. This proxy will then resize the images and pack all the 'page prerequisites' in one compressed package so that loading tme is minimized. Al of this is really what you want, but quality varies with these places.

In terms of quality, ThunderHawk may be the best. It's from BitStream, which actually develops fonts. You view the web pages in landscape mode, and though it might be mighty small compared to PIE, the image and font qualities are simply one of the best. I'm quite happy with it during my subscription, and since it just sends the updated portions of the screen, I also save on my GPRS costs :P . There are restrictions, of course. Like, it doesn't work well with Jave, and multiple screens. You really have to weigh the pros and cons before making your decision on which browser to purchase :wink: .

[rc]

i have been looking for something similar but have had no luck... what i am looking for is a particular option...
use the left and right buttons along with the page scroll up/down so i can do page back/forward....

fxtpbrowser is goog small footprint and has the option to map buttons not the left and right... would be nice if u can keep ur thumb near one place and do it all rather than jump up and down to reach 2 diff sets of buttons...

any ideas???

[mdkia]

thunderhawk is not yet compatible with xda2