SlimBoat for Mac
Fast and secure web browser.
Free
In English
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SlimBoat overview
Slimboat is now Slimjet.
SlimBoat is a fast and secure Web browser fully loaded with handy features. It includes an intelligent form filler which gives you one-click access to your favorite online accounts. It helps minimize annoyances and distractions with a highly effective popup blocker and ad blocker. It lets you quickly share a Web page or selected text/image on Facebook with a single click.
Features:
- QuickFill form filler
- Download manager
- Facebook support
- Ad blocker
- Popup blocker
- Site groups
- YouTube to MP4
- Weather forecast
- Page translation
- Customizable app styles
- Quick search
- Web-service integration with sites like Twitter, Blogger, Wordpress, Gmail, etc.
What’s new in version 1.1.50
Version 1.1.50:
- Update Turkish language file.
- Fixed bug in form filler.
SlimBoat for Mac
Free
In English
Version 1.1.50
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Aug 26 2020
Version: 1.1.50
new stable 64Bit version (27.0.7.0) is out now - https://www.slimjetbrowser.com/release/slimjet.dmg
Sep 9 2014
Version: 1.1.50
Is this browser WebKit-based? I don't dare hope it uses its own engine, but if so, it'll have my full support.
Feb 3 2014
Version: 1.1.45
The present state of this browser is BAD. I tried to get to the preferences and all I got was a spinning Beachball. It wouldn't do anything at all. I trashed it and all its preferences. You would be surprised at how many files it puts on your Mac. I had to clear them out with Find any File.
Jul 28 2013
Version: 1.1.32
Some websites do not work properly. For example with kohls.com you can't open links. So the site is useless. You can't even log in. I do not know why this is happening but I did notify the makers of SlimBoat. So for now this browser can't become my main browser.
May 2 2013
Version: 1.1.30
I'm going to wait a while before actually "reviewing" this one, as I think it still needs some time before I can be fair about it.
I was pleased with its overall speed... and that it has some extended control over search engines... though it still defaults to the Gobbler (a.k.a. Google) no matter what I add (tsk tsk).
As to social system interpretation, sorry, but I'm not impressed. What it offers is the same that I can get (but sometimes better) in any other browsers I use or have tried. Give me an HTML editor that connects to override the textareas of some systems like Blogger (which is terrible and getting worse in its "we know better" formatting) and then I'll be impressed.
As the developer keeps developing, I'll keep watching SlimBoat... as it has caught my attention. But for now, my alternate browsers will remain Chromium for adaptability and adequate security and SRWIron for (unsurpassed) security when needed.
