Stupid6000 Web Browser

Stupid6000 Web Browser is a small software application developed specifically for helping you navigate on the Internet in an easy way. The tool can be deployed on all Windows versions out there.

The utility is portable and can be stored on pen drives or other portable devices in order to have it with you all the time. Plus, you may run it without administrative privileges on the target computer.

It does not leave extra items in your Windows registry and create additional configuration files so you may delete the executable file in order to get rid of it. A double-click on the executable file is all it takes to gain access to the GUI because there’s no installation process.

Stupid6000 Web Browser reveals a clutter-free working environment which can be interpreted in a short amount of time. There’s no support for multiple tabs so the browsing process takes place in a single window. You cannot find a help manual included in the package, but you can decode the dedicated parameters on your own.

Several simple browsing controls are implemented in the GUI for helping you input a URL in the main window, go backward or forward, as well as refresh the current webpage.

Other important browsing features are borrowed from Internet Explorer and help you save pictures to JPG or BMP file format, print and email photos, go to My Pictures, print webpages, set your wallpaper, and view source code.

On the downside, there’s no support for advanced features so professional users may be disappointed by its poor options. You are not allowed to surf on the Internet in an anonymous way without leaving traces behind, create bookmarks, delete cookies and history, view a list with recently accessed websites, and set up your preferred homepage, just to name a few options.

Tests have pointed out that Stupid6000 Web Browser does not load webpages very quickly. It also displays errors while navigating on the Internet. It eats up from a moderate up to a high amount of CPU and memory resources.

Stupid6000 Web Browser provides nothing more than basic web browsing capabilities for helping you surf on the Internet. It is suitable especially for rookies that want to get used to working with a simple web browser before switching to more advanced ones, such as Chrome, Firefox, and Opera.