32bit Web Browser

Today's browsers are known for their immense resource consumption and intrusiveness. Even though not all modern browsers are gobbling up memory, some of the most popular do. If looks are not an issue for you, but having a quick and add-free browser is, 32bit Web Browser might be what you're looking for. This lightweight browser will bring you a decade or so back in time, but it will make your life easier in regard to how fast it is and how many resources are needed to operate it.

The looks of this browser are similar to how Internet Explorer used to look in its incipient days. However, aesthetics are not the browser's strong point, but speed is. To give an example, the same page opened in Chrome takes up four times the memory 32bit Web Browser needs. This will allow users to allocate resources to other processes, boosting productivity and saving time.

Besides the obvious low-resource consumption, the browser brings almost nothing to the table. No tabbed browsing, no background themes, and no extensions or add-ons. On the other hand, you can add and manage bookmarks, save web pages as HTML, and create a list of favorite pages. Due to its lack of features, 32bit Web Browser can be useful to individuals who are not interested in anything else but reading stuff online, as even YouTube is no supported.

What can be seen as a positive aspect is the ability to block ads. No advertisement material will be seen while using this browser. Still, there are some issues here as well. The ads are not displayed, but the space reserved from them on a webpage will remain unfilled, sometimes buttons or pieces of text will make it through, creating spots on pages that make no sense.

If we compare 32bit Web Browser with any modern browser, this stands no chance when it comes to features, configuration, or compatibility. Even if having almost no impact over one's resources is all it can do, 32bit Web Browser's audience will be limited to users with low-spec machines.