The battle for the best browser solution on the market continues, but the involved fighters are the same as always. Crazy Browser on the other hand tries to make a name for itself with a different user approach.

Unfortunately, at the first glance Crazy Browser relies on features that are no longer impressive and innovative, such as tabbed browsing, pop-up blockers and mouse gestures.

Fortunately, it is based on Internet Explorer, which means it’s pretty fast and still inherits some of the features bundled into Microsoft’s very own browser.

On the other hand, Crazy Browser works pretty smooth, with pages loading faster while keeping popups and unwanted content away from the user and his computer.

It remains pretty light on computer resources all the time and works flawlessly on Windows 7, which is indeed a must for new browsers that wish to challenge the best in this particular software category.

Crazy Browser comes with a pretty rich settings menu that let you customize basically everything, including tabs behavior, confirmations, download and execution, history eraser, mouse navigation and content filter.

Other than that, there’s nothing too fancy about Crazy Browser, although you may be tempted to believe that it could easily replace your traditional browser and become your number one choice.

It’s just an attempt to fight with the big guys in the market and, as far as we’re concerned, there’s a lot of work to do until Crazy Browser will finally be considered a decent solution.