Aquawulf Portable

Aquawulf Portable is a bare-bones but functional program that helps users surf the web with the help of a minimal interface. This program is downloaded as an archived file and is the portable version of Aquawulf. It can be carried on any flash drives to work on all host PCs.

The program is a minimalistic Internet browsing application based on the Internet Explorer’s engine that keeps only a few features of what large-sized browser applications usually come with. Except featuring tabs, embedding Google search in the URL bar, and recording websites, there aren't any other functionalities that are present in the overall GUI.

The color scheme is pretty colorful, while the default fonts are apparently Comic Sans.

As mentioned before, users have access to only a couple of features. Since browser standards today cannot exist without some basic mechanics like multiple tabs, history, and embedded Google search in the URL bar, Aquawulf Portable makes no exceptions. It has all the minimal mechanics of a browser that works just fine with both HTML5 or Java-based applications.

However, extra options are available with a right-click in the main browser page. There, users can set the encoding type, view the web page source, and execute some actions typical for Internet Explorer, like sending the page text to OneDrive and OneNote, which both are operated by Microsoft.

Aquawulf is therefore a basic browser built upon Internet Explorer’s code, that takes only the principal features of the program. Its GUI is simple and colorful while thoroughly functional without the filters, add-on support, and favorite page accessibility that mainstream web surfing apps usually have.

Overall, Aquawulf is indeed a highly accessible tool for users that won’t have access to more advanced browsers in their devices. Also, being portable it may become a favorite among users that don’t want to have any registries and cookies saved in the host systems.