AGI Web-Surfer

AGI Web-Surfer is a lightweight web browser designed to offer users an easy way to navigate on the Internet.

Simplicity is the key when it comes to operating the interface's mechanics. Coming with just a URL bar and some basic control accessories, the browser's layout has only a tiny number of menu options that include a home button, some set of attributes, and even a bunch of predefined useful links.

Based on Internet Explorer's core code, this web browsing tool also comes with Microsoft's website rendering engine so HTML, Flash, and Java support is, therefore, available. However, the program comes with a couple of nifty extra features as well. Branded as 'AGI', an integrated media player is present with its distinct set of controls. Users can open music files and enjoy supported audio standards like MP3 and WMA. However, no common playlist files are compatible with this browser.

AGI Web-Surfer supports text files as well. Users can either import TXT formats, write small notes, and have them exported later to the same document format.

Among the default useful links are the official AGI website, YouTube, Facebook, and more. Even though these are by far the most popular websites on the Internet, there is no way users can modify or add other webpages to that list. Although it borrows the favorite websites adding mechanic from Internet Explorer, there aren't any ways to directly access the web pages since they simply get stored in Internet Explorer's default folders.

AGI Web-Surfer's simplicity is impressive for those that are not interested in some extra features that come with any modern web browser. However, this is sometimes an advantage that can work against this application's interests. The lack of extra options and useful buttons is sometimes hindering to those that expect to have at least some basic web surfing options. This is not to say that AGI Web-Surfer is bad, but, in the end, it does feel like an amputated Internet Explorer tool.