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Konqueror
Released January, 1996
The Pros:Uses the highly competent KHTML rendering engine. Free and open source. Under active development.
The Cons:Sometimes slow. Not stand alone, built into KDE.
First released in 1996, Konqueror is an open source web browser specifically created for the KDE desktop environment - but now available as a stand-alone application on Microsoft Windows, Apple OSX or any Unix variant.
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Much like Explorer/Internet Explorer, Konqueror can also be used as a fully featured file manager. Highly customizable through panels and keyboard shortcuts, Konqueror includes several high-level browser features such as customizable search keywords, tabs and a fast, standards compliant engine - which was used in 2002 as a base to create Apple's open source webkit browser engine which now powers multiple browsers such as Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome.
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uses the highly competent KHTML rendering engine
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includes a good file manager
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includes IE-like 'universal viewer' functionality for common document types
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Great integration with KDE's technologies such as KIO, KParts, etc.
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Not stand alone, built into KDE.
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