Kaiser Browser - Which is the best?

[fsrandom]

Good afternoon,

Now, before I get flamed I have done a search and seen numerous threads on this topic however I would like to get an updated set of views.

I have a TyTn II and I'm looking for a good browser to use with my devise. So far i've been using Explorer (heh) and Opera 9.5 from the Diamond build.

Explorer does not format pages anywhere near impressive and Opera 9.5 is such a memory hog it's not even funny, slows down my devise something rottern most of the time.

I want a browser which is similar to the 9.5 formatting (looks good) but does not completely rape the performance of the devise.. any imput?

[dyetheskin]

i use netfront, i new opera has too much stuff to configure so i used to to just stick with opera 8.65 and pie plus until i found netfront which replaced opera for me.

[strikeone]

Opera Mini 4.1 FTW - simple, easy to use, little configuration, fast load times.

[rfarnell]

i use netfront, i new opera has too much stuff to configure so i used to to just stick with opera 8.65 and pie plus until i found netfront which replaced opera for me.

Netfront for me too. I find it handles any memory issues better if you install it on the SD card if you have the option.

Rob

[neely30188]

Netfront for me too. I find it handles any memory issues better if you install it on the SD card if you have the option.

Rob

I am trying NetFront and love it but it only downloads at about 1/2 the speed of PIE. PIE 768K NF 325K using
http://test.dslreports.com/mspeed . What am I doing wrong?:mad:

[Jezwick]

Opera Mini 4.1 FTW - simple, easy to use, little configuration, fast load times.

agreed, the best Ive found so far ..

[snachez]

Opera Mini 4.1 FTW - simple, easy to use, little configuration, fast load times.

For the overly paranoid, Opera Mini and SkyFire have everything rendered and the pushed to you through their own servers. It gives you quicker page loads, at the risk of having your passwords stored on a random server somewhere.

I've found this version of Opera Mobile 9.5 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=425268) to be pretty solid.

[joel2009]

For the overly paranoid, Opera Mini and SkyFire have everything rendered and the pushed to you through their own servers. It gives you quicker page loads, at the risk of having your passwords stored on a random server somewhere.

I've found this version of Opera Mobile 9.5 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=425268) to be pretty solid.

defently skyfire, can't download anything though so opera mini, i also keep opera around there is a new version floating around here on xda that has flash enabled but still can't handle video streaming (why skyfire is a must for me)

[kareem9nba]

I'll second Opera Mobile 9.5. It has been by far the best browser for me; with a few fixes in the next release (hopefully official), i can't see another browser standing in its way.

[samz465]

On a sidenote, whatever happened to DeepFish by Microsoft?

[darocsfinest1]

SKYFIRE IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!!:eek:

[drawde]

Opera Mini 4.1 FTW - simple, easy to use, little configuration, fast load times.

+1. Although I do use Skyfire when some pages don't come out right in OM. I only use PIE when I have to (mostly just for LogMeIn).