Chicago (IL) – If you enjoy trying out new software occasionally and Apple users who are not completely happy with Safari could check out a brand new option in the browser market: Mac users with Leopard on their systems may want to check out Cruz.
 
Designed by Todd Ditchendorf, the creator of the app browser Fluid, this browser is not only refreshingly innovative, but user friendly and feature filled. Cruz allows users to quickly and simply set up multiple panes in their browser utilizing sophisticated controls, among many other things such as a full-screen mode, and setting any web application as a sidebar.
 
Side by side browsing is a great feature, especially on widescreen displays, as it allows the user to compare multiple web pages at a time, or drag and drop content from one page to another. You can’t however, import your old bookmarks and settings from another browser - which would take a while for some people, and for me is almost necessary.

My take: Cruz is fun to use and something I utilize in some instances, regardless of its shortcomings.

webkit based?

Oct 27, 2008 16:14     

Is it based on the Webkit engine, like Safari and Konqueror? Konqueror has been multi-pane for awhile. What about Java implementation? And no bookmark import? The code to do that is easily borrowed from several open-source browsers. Apple apparently couldn't be bothered.
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