Has anyone out there ever tried Deepnet Explorer. This is another alternative to IE and Firefox that is developed in the UK and is said to have excellent security protection. So far there has only been over 600,000 downloads of this browser, not many when compared to it competitors but it said to be increasing in momentum. It appears to be feature rich, spy/adware free and totally free of charge to download.

Never heard of it but might look into it and make it 600,001..lol..I assume you work for them or summit...?

Nah Bob...just heard loadsa good things about. Supposed to be extremely secure. I am going to give it a go myself.

Just downloaded it and already fail to be impressed....where's the P2P it promises....not that I use it but why advertise summit you don't provide, is it also the case with the security features I wonder

Wayne

Originally posted by BobDaBuilder
where's the P2P it promises
Wayne


This is just one of the reasons for not installing this "browser" on any system that I use.



<edit for clarification>I meant, as it has (alledgedly) p2p SW built in is reason enough not install this "browser" - especially as the p2p bit is supposedly based on the Gnutella network - which negates the bumph on the website about it being "safe"!</edit>

LMAO Thats me sticking with Firefox then chaps.

Originally posted by AJ sheffield
LMAO Thats me sticking with Firefox then chaps.

I'll second that, someone once said use FF and you'll never turn back...well in all honesty I couldn't agree more, the only problem with FF is the sheer lack of security but they are always working on it to stay one step ahead...