Orca Browser is a web browser that comes bundled with the necessary and suffice features it needs to perform at a very good speed.

The user interface is simplistic and the menu bar can be viewed on the upper right corner of the screen (similar to Avant Browser).

You can have multiple accounts. The application has an Online Storage feature where you can save your configurations, bookmarks, RSS feeds, web passwords, and access this information from any computer. All you have to do is create an Orca Browser account.

You can switch to full screen or full desktop mode, organize bookmarks, manage your information in AutoFill for forms, and set up a protection password for AutoFill.

In addition, you can translate page content by using Google Translate, clear all records, customize proxy settings, enable ad blocker and popup blocker, use a RSS reader and mouse gestures, enable auto-complete, select the search engine and URL aliases and more.

Unfortunately, the Orca Browser project has been discontinued, but it merged into its brother product Avant Browser. This is why you cannot import add-ons.

While Orca Browser seems to load faster and use less system resources than other web browsers, it also has its shortcomings. For example, after we have created an Online Storage account, we were left unattended when accessing that area (you cannot manage data in any way).

In conclusion, Orca Browser provides a simple solution for your Internet browsing needs, while excluding any complex features. Users who prefer a minimalistic approach to web browsers would get a kick out of this application.