K-Meleon Portable

K-melon Portable is a browser developed around the idea of providing a faster web-surfing experience for users with Win32, legacy operating systems, or individuals with lower-end machines who cannot enjoy a smooth browsing experience to how many resources are required by contemporary browsers.

One's privacy is not a high-ranking concern when it comes to modern browsers, especially those using telemetry in their routine. K-meleon Portable comes with a Privacy Bar full of features that help with blocking popups, cookies, javascripts, or common ads.

K-meleon Portable can save your login information like many other browsers, but it can also protect your data from people that might get a hand on your computer. If you have other users that operate your machine, you might want to use a master password to protect all stored login data.

To emphasize the privacy aspect even more, the default search engine K-meleon goes with is DuckDuckGo. However, if you prefer a different engine, you can add it yourself or choose one from what the app has to offer.

A browser built around lower-spec machines won't sport a sharp-looking layout, and that is the case with K-meleon Portable. Dealing with active tabs is also a chore, as they can be managed mostly through their context menu, which takes way more clicks than needed.

The overall feel given out by the UI resembles what Internet Explorer used to behave like. Still, K-meleon has way more power under the hood, despite its vintage looks.

K-meleon Portable is an open-source browser that thinks about users with older operating systems, as well as individuals with not-so-powerful PCs. It packs a lot of features in the first place, so you'll have plenty of adjustments and options to play with. On top of all that, the program comes in a portable package, meaning all core files are managed from inside a movable directory.