Black Screen

Black Screen is a very basic web browser that comes to offer users a lightweight replacement to the highly popular apps in this particular software segment.

There’s nothing that could get you trouble after launching the application, as the design adopts the same simplicity approach.

A minimal GUI with just a small address bar that requires you to input the URL of the website you wish to load, plus the regular back, reload and stop loading buttons are all there to provide a seamless browsing experience.

There are no configuration options, but instead Black Screen boasts what seems to be a sidebar providing access to a bunch of popular services, such as YouTube and Facebook.

The browser uses the Internet Explorer 7 engine, so page loading times are reasonable, with no issues in terms of computer performance and stability.

But truth is, Black Screen is such a simple browser that it can easily become a frustrating product for every experienced user out there. You’re not even allowed to right click a website, there’s no tab support and no interface customization options which in today’s software market is quite unacceptable.

Black Screen works okay on most Windows versions, including Windows 7, without requiring administrator privileges.

Overall, Black Screen is a tool supposed to provide users with the simplest possible browsing experience. You have nothing else to do than to input the site address and wait for the page to load.