OhHai Browser - Corporate Edition

OhHai Browser - Corporate Edition is a lightweight web browser that packs basic functionalities for helping you surf on the Internet.

Taking into consideration the portability status of the tool, you can store it on portable devices. Running it implies only opening the executable file. You can uninstall it using a simple deletion task.

The program adopts a clean layout where you can open multiple tabs. The multi-tabbed environment doesn’t make a very good impression, as it needs refinements.

Creating or deleting tabs can be accomplished using the built-in buttons from the main window, right-clicking on a particular tab, or pressing predefined hotkeys. The tool does not embed buttons within tabs for helping you open or close them so this slows down your navigation.

You are allowed to delete or duplicate tabs, input a user-defined address, go to the next or previous webpage, as well as refresh the information with a single click.

OhHai Browser - Corporate Edition gives you the possibility to lock the web browser by password-protecting it. On the downside, if you close the web browser and re-open it, the tool is not able to remember the security settings so you need to set up the password each time you run it manually.

A few configuration parameters help you specify the homepage and add a custom image from your computer that is displayed in the background when you activate the locking mode. You can work with simple web development tools.

OhHai Browser - Corporate Edition works pretty fast most of time, including when it downloads files. It doesn’t eat up a lot of CPU and memory so the overall performance of the computer is not hampered.

It doesn’t offer support for advanced functions, such as private browsing mode, cookie and history deletion, bookmarks, pinned tabs, built-in download manager, extensions, and autofill for web forms, just to name a few suggestions.

All things considered, OhHai Browser - Corporate Edition implements basic features for helping you navigate on the Internet and can be used by beginners as a starting point before switching to more advanced web browsers, such as Firefox, Chrome, and Opera.