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Maxthon 3.3.1.2000: Very practical resource browser capable of competing with competitors of equal weight for the same
Submitted by antoq on Fri, 12/09/2011 - 01:18
Browser based on Trident or WebKit engine. Allows you to browse pages in one window, which results in low consumption of system resources. The application has: ad filtering and popup windows, built-in handheld notebook with tabs, hiding the (optional) toolbars and explorer bar. Another feature is the ability to assign aliases to web pages. Maxthon 3.3.1.2000 has its own search bar, allows you to translate pages. Extensive configuration and support for IE extensions, and those specially written for Maxthon 3.3.1.2000.
Discover the preferred browser is a task that takes time. There are many options and we have some interesting features. You can choose to use famous browsers like Firefox or Internet Explorer, but the pleasure of using one that all your needs are offered is indescribable.
Calibre 0.8.33: Application that allows you to manipulate libraries e-books
Submitted by antoq on Sat, 12/31/2011 - 04:43
Calibre 0.8.33 is an application that allows you to manipulate libraries e-books (electronic books) can be ordered in various categories, change the file format and access additional information on the Internet among other virtues. Using Calibre 0.8.33 only have to drag a folder to the icon and it will detect all the different text files, allowing then catalog them, convert them, read them, or importing to other devices reading e-books.
Calibre 0.8.33 also has an option that will allow us to stay informed about news and metadata of our books through an RSS download service.
