FlameSky

FlameSky is a very simple piece of software working as a web browser which aims to offer you the ability of accessing your favorite websites, enabling you to open multiple pages simultaneously.

The application goes through a fairly standard installation process, after which you can launch it and begin using it right away, its looks and functions making it extremely accessible, even for complete novices.

The main window of FlameSky allows you to input the URL of the Internet page you wish to visit, having the option of launching multiple tabs when needed.

While the browser is easy enough to use, its options and preferences being rather limited. As such, more advanced individuals are likely to find it rather frustrating to work with, particularly when compared with other options available on the market.

To open or close tabs, you can use the corresponding options from the dedicated menu, and keyboard shortcuts also seem to be supported. FlameSky does not come with other noteworthy features, which may put off potential users.

From the ‘Settings’ section, you have the possibility of entering the preferred ‘Homepage’ URL, as well as select the preferred lookup engine, between Google, Bing, Google Scholar or YouTube.

Aside form the basic browsing capabilities mentioned above, FlameSky also packs a quick launch bar at the bottom of the main window where you can access a bunch of websites quickly, as they are neatly sorted into relevant categories (example: News, Education and Social Media).

More so, it also encompasses a handy "Parental Controls" function that can be used to lock certain features by using a password. For instance, you can lock the browser settings so that they can't be changed and even prevent the browser history from being erased in order to cover some wrongdoings.

In short, FlameSky is a basic and user-friendly Internet browser created to help you visit web pages, limiting its resource consumption so your system can suffer a minimal impact on your online activity. However, it offers a very limited number of features at present, so it may not be the best choice for most users.