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|[[Image:Rekonq.png|thumb|265px]]|| '''The fast, | |[[Image:Rekonq.png|thumb|265px]]|| '''The fast, WebKit-based browser for lovers of Konqueror''' | ||
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::* It's a new application, not built on legacy code | ::* It's a new application, not built on legacy code | ||
::* It uses | ::* It uses WebKit, giving access to a whole new set of features and tools, which will allow further development. | ||
::* It's fast! Your legacy browsers will never feel the same again. | ::* It's fast! Your legacy browsers will never feel the same again. | ||
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The fast, WebKit-based browser for lovers of Konqueror |
Looks a lot like Konqueror? Yes, it does, and that is going to please a lot of people. So what is different?
- It's a new application, not built on legacy code
- It uses WebKit, giving access to a whole new set of features and tools, which will allow further development.
- It's fast! Your legacy browsers will never feel the same again.
Let's look at its features - does it have the ones you loved in Konqueror? Well, it's still early days, but so far it can boast
- A clean, uncluttered look
- Tabbed browsing
- Support for kde web shortcuts
- Shares your Konqueror bookmarks
- Import of html bookmark files
- Shares your Konqueror cookies
- Renders many pages that Konqueror struggles with
- Can navigate in a proxied network
- Has a privacy mode, for anonymous browsing
- Can inspect web pages.
Click on any of these for an enlarged screenshot:
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You'll find these and other screenshots on Picasa. The project's home page is here.
The developers can be found on the IRC channel #rekonq and there is a mailing list for your questions.
Take a quick tour with this mini-overview, then sit back and enjoy the experience.