OmniWeb 5.6

4 reviews

May, 2013

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Expert review by: Joe Kissell (macworld.com)

Review: OmniWeb 5.6

OmniWeb 5.6 is a solid, capable browser with a thorough range of features and an uncluttered interface. Although Safari can be extended to include many of OmniWeb's capabilities, those who prefer a simple, integrated package may well find OmniWeb worth...

The most visible difference between OmniWeb and most other browsers is its approach to tabbed browsing. Rather than use conventional tabs across the top of the window, OmniWeb puts a list of thumbnails (optionally replaced with page titles) in a drawer...

Feb, 2008

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Expert review by: John Siracusa (arstechnica.com)

OmniWeb 5.0 Beta

The next chapter in the Mac browser wars is about to begin. John Siracusa takes a look at OmniWeb 5 beta.

Feb, 2004

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Expert review by: Joe Kissell (macworld.co.uk)

OmniWeb 5.6 Review

If you'd like to make browsing the internet more visual than Safari, take a look towards OmniWeb. This enhanced web browser has a lot to offer the paying customer.

Shows thumbnails of open pages, remembers open pages, stores workspaces, checks bookmarks for changes, site-specific filtering and preferences, HTML editing capabilities

Weak RSS support

OmniWeb 5.6 is a solid, capable browser with a thorough range of features and an uncluttered interface. Although Safari can be extended (using unofficial third-party add-ons) to include many of OmniWeb's capabilities, those who prefer a simple,...

Jun, 2008