RogiShip Explorer

There are various programs that can take you online through built-in components, but proper navigation requires a dedicated web browser. An abundance of such applications managed to make a name for themselves, but others, like RogiShip Explorer don’t need to be disconsidered, providing the flexibility, and ease of use you need.

It takes only a little while to install the application on your computer, but before you can enjoy all it has to offer, you need to make sure that .NET Framework is also found on your PC, even if it’s a default feature in modern Windows iterations.

The general layout is of a common web browser, with the upper toolbar holding all navigation controls, the address field, and even a search bar to quickly look up items on Google, Wikipedia, YouTube, Yahoo!, or Google Translate. A built-in calculator can help you perform basic math operations.

Since the Internet is a place you can easily get lost in, tab support comes as a neat advantage, letting you stay on multiple pages at a time. Sadly, these are discarded once it’s closed, with no function to resume navigation from where you left off.

On the other hand, all your navigation is tracked to revisit pages. What’s more, you can save favorite pages in the bookmarks manager, but there’s no dedicated toolbar, so you need to access them from the corresponding menu.

The application takes you to the home page at every launch, with the possibility to set a custom one from the options menu. All of your tracks can be cleared automatically when the browser closes, with the possibility to have bookmarks removed as well, for a stealthy navigation.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that RogiShip Explorer is a practical web browser you can use to visit your favorite web pages in comfort. Tab support allows you to connect to different pages at a time, while bookmarks help save favorite ones. Resource usage is decent, even with more tabs active, making it worth a try overall.