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Fact you need IE 5.5 and above to use this browser. Is is based on the core-engine of IE, but far more superior then IE itself. If you love the Tab Browsing of Netscape you have it here. Opening multiple web-pages of about 28 is not an issue for me, while writing this review. Searching from the address field is very cool, i.e. you just enter 'g' followed by whatever subject you want to find for using the Google search engine. Very efficient! One of the important feature is that, this application take up less resources than IE !! Try it, it is getting more advance with each version released. Great job Anderson Che ! Mitch: "Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!" This browser is great. I am not sure if many of you are aware of this, but one of Avant's best features is the Quick Search. Well at least in my opinion. Quick Search allows you to search directly from the address bar by using keywords or key letters to get search results from any search engine available on the web. For example you can put the letter "g" to represent Google, then place a space after that, and then put your keyword and hit enter or go. That is all and you will get your search results from the desired search engine. You can create your own Quick Searches which only takes common sense to do. The search bar is not needed for an easy search. Infact I think its better to do quick searches since your working with a single input box. Quick search is Avant's answer to the Address/Search box combo. It just does it in different way. Probably the best way since you can have all the search engines at your finger tips. You just have to create them by going to Tools, Avant Browser Options, then down to Search Engine, click on the Quick Search button, and you can set your search shortcuts there. Avant has many other features other than this of course, but I felt I needed to elaborate more on this, because I thought it was a feature that was probably over-looked. It has the usual pop-up blockers, ad-blocker, cache cleaner, disabling of internet content such as flash, pictures, and ActiveX for a faster browsing. Tabbed browsing makes all the difference and cool features such as saving websites after exit are a plus. Tim: I've

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. [APP][4.1+] Kiwi Browser? Chromium + Adblock + CAF + Night Mode | Discontinued in 2025 Thread starter arnaud42 Start date May 30, 2018 #1,701 Seconded - disabling autohide is my main missing feature In a way that you would have it permanently on screen or permanently invisible ? Always visible. That is a must have feature for me. Really the only "main" feature I feel is lacking. I love the steps made towards the quick launch menu - hopefully the ability to actually add the current page you are on the the screen will be coming (if it is there, I didn't see it - only the manual add). #1,702 Can you make dark theme for kiwi instead of night mode or both?And can you add the feature to disable websites that saves in website settings?I dont want that, if i visit a website that is in website settingsAnd can you add default icognito?And last questiion, how to add an other Search Engine?Sorry for this much questiions & my english. Last edited: Dec 22, 2018 #1,703 Can you make dark theme for kiwi instead of night mode or both?And can you add the feature to disable websites that saves in website settings?I dont want that, if i visit a website that is in website settingsAnd can you add default icognito?And last questiion, how to add an other Search Engine?Sorry for this much questiions & my english. +1 for Dark Theme #1,704 Can you make dark theme for kiwi instead of night mode or both?And can you add the feature to disable websites that saves in website settings?I dont want that, if i visit a website that is in website settingsAnd can you add default icognito?And last question, how to add an other Search Engine?Sorry for this much questions & my english. For your last question, this is a quote from the opening post :"There are no search engines baked-in except Google (simply because it's the most popular) and you don't need me to add one.If you want to add a search engine, just go on the search engine website, then the search engine will appear by itself in settings."It works well with Qwant, but there might be some issues with some specific search engines if I remember correctly...+ 1 for the default incognito mode, it is already present in Bromite and I would like to see it implemented in Kiwi tooI'll add another request which is relative to the night mode, would it be possible to theme :- Bookmarks page,- "Long press" menu (when you click on a link or a media, and it says "open in a new tab" / "open with an external app" / "copy link" ...),- Settings pageTo do what you did with the "three dots menu" (which goes black when you turn on night mode) ? #1,705 kiwi close and recharge

Now highlight items that are specifically from that search engine in a column to the right. Unfortunately, this took away my Suggested Searches, and the only way I could get it back was to backtrack to my original search query. Now, why would you want to single out a particular search engine? Because search engines will return dramatically different results for the same search query, and once you start comparing the results in Dogpile, you'll see what I mean. For example: I clicked all the buttons available to me and got four side by side columns, all with results for Terrace a Steep Garden, and very few of the search results actually overlapped. A nice feature that cuts down on Web hopping time. Dogpile Image SearchDogpile's Image Search brought back fantastic results, including my favorite feature on the far right to suggest to me better search queries. Dogpile Audio and Video SearchAudio Search surprisingly enough did NOT return audio results for terracing a steep garden (aren't you shocked!), but when I truncated it to "garden", I receieved stellar results from Yahoo Search, SingingFish, and more. Most of these audio results have a quick thirty-second preview, but quite a few of them were available full-length. Dogpile's Video Search is also powered by Yahoo Search, SingingFish, and more, and was similar to the Audio Search in previews and full-length results. Dogpile News SearchNews Search was sortable by relevance and date, with search results returned from sources as varied as Fox News, ABC News, and Topix. The Yellow and White Pages searches are pretty standard, with fields to search by business name, individual name, etc. And throughout all these various searches (except for the Yellow and White Pages), the ubiquitous "Are You Looking For" feature was always there, steering me to better-worded search queries.References: