Kaleb's Home Made Web Browser

The Internet isn’t referred to as the information superhighway for no reason, since almost every info about any domain of activity can be found there. Needless to say that you need a web browser to be able to reach specific pages, and in case you’re looking for a lightweight alternative, Kaleb's Home Made Web Browser might come in handy.

One major advantage is portability. On the one hand, this saves you the entire effort of pressing several buttons to guide the application on your computer. On the other hand, it’s possible to carry it around on a thumb drive as a personal web browser, but you do need to check whether or not .NET Framework is already on the target PC.

The general set of features is wrapped around a classic window frame, with most of the space representing the preview area, while all navigation controls are found in the upper toolbar. There are no particular visual elements to make it stand out from the crowd.

Unfortunately, there are some inconveniences you stumble upon, and the first one is trying to reach a page. Chances are script errors prevent the URL field from reading the written address, but this can easily be bypassed by using the home page to look for the page of interest and access it. From there on, you can go back and forth, home, and refresh the page.

Tabs are implemented and allow you to stay connected to multiple pages at a time. However, managing them can be a little time-consuming, since adding and removing is only done from the file menu. Apart from simple navigation, the application provides little to nothing more, and isn’t equipped with a favorites manager, or history tracker.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Kaleb's Home Made Web Browser is underprepared to take you on a comfortable journey across the web. Various script errors prevent you from even landing on the desired page, while the default set of features is most likely less than you expect to find.