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By: Maxthon going to next level « It´s all about luck

Maxthon going to next level « It´s all about luck — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 17:14:36 +0000

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By: Maxthon 再整装 - 刀枪Blue

Maxthon 再整装 - 刀枪Blue — Thu, 10 May 2007 13:12:28 +0000

[...] 16 号的文章，专门介绍了 Maxthon， Maxthon gets ready to face browser War 。考虑到 TechCrunch 的因素，这可能为 Maxthon [...]

By: Google Web Browser « UK Search Engine Marketing Blog

Google Web Browser « UK Search Engine Marketing Blog — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 18:36:22 +0000

[...] Maxthon has raised less than $6 million prior to this investment. Seed financing came from Morten Lund and WI Harper in March 2005, and CRV invested around $5 million in the company in March 2006. [...]

By: TechCrunch en français » Google investit dans le navigateur internet Maxthon

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 08:56:57 +0000

[...] Maxthon a levé 6 millions de dollars à ce jour. Les premiers financements sont venus de Morten Lund et WI Harper en mars 2005 et CRV a complété avec un investissement de 5 millions en mars 2006. [...]

By: Google Takes Partial Ownership Of Maxthon Browser

Google Takes Partial Ownership Of Maxthon Browser — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 08:39:31 +0000

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Ajax Girl — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 08:32:45 +0000

By: Google Takes Partial Ownership Of Maxthon Browser » TechAddress

Google Takes Partial Ownership Of Maxthon Browser » TechAddress — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 08:30:07 +0000

By: Pavilion

Pavilion — Fri, 20 Oct 2006 07:18:57 +0000

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By: veekay

veekay — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 08:19:09 +0000

Of all the browsers out there, these are the only three that I prefer (listed below in order of preference):

1. Maxthon:
My browser of choice, since its MyIE2 days. No other browser is so much customizable and has so many features out-of-the-box. But it could do with some more plugins and better skins though. Maxthon is inherently suitable for official use (most intranet sites are IE only) - it is still much better (and secure) than plain old IE. And Maxthon2 will certainly help to put this excellent browser on a pedestal. If they improve its Gecko plugin, Maxthon can surely give Firefox some nightmares.

2. Firefox:
The rebel browser that is giving Microsoft the shivers. But unfortunately requires a lot of extensions to enhance its usability to match Maxthon’s. However, the sheer number of Firefox plugins and skins are a delight for the power users, and ensure its increasing popularity. With the launch of Firefox2 nearing soon, FF is promising to become a better out-of-the-box browser experience for the internet user.

3. Opera:
The browser that is still trying to conquer the world, and may probably conquer the mobile computing world. No other browser is so stable between releases. Frankly, I appreciate the effort these Opera guys put in making a great browser. And some of the features that they come up with are laudable atleast for the creativity. Opera9 is getting much-deserved attention (but I don’t think widgets are needed for a browser!). I use this browser sometimes just for the fun of it.

And for those who hate IE, check out IE7 Beta3. It is a great improvement over IE6, but still no match for Maxthon or Firefox or Opera.

The browser wars are hotting up — Maxthon2, Firefox2, Opera9, IE7.
And guess who’s the winner - we, the users, of course !

Cheers and happy surfing folks!!

By: Timothy Takemoto

Timothy Takemoto — Thu, 06 Jul 2006 08:56:33 +0000

I am very impressed by maxthon except for the tabs, which i prefer to keep on my task bar.

The tab management (saving as group, opening many at once, drag and drop) options are great. Task bar browser tabs don’t have flavicons, whereas browser tabs do, sometimes.

But it is a real shame that tabs have to be in more than one place because one looses sight of them in different applications.

The best thing about Maxthon is the fact that it uses so little memory. I like to open a lot of web pages and Maxthon is really light. It is so light that I can afford to ask it to open all my favourite pages in tabs upon start up.

I fear however that the advantage of Maxthon (low memory) is at the cost of enforced tabbed browsing. If Maxthon were to open new task bar windows, as opposed to tab bar windows, then perhaps it would be as bloated as IE?

The perfect browser is not yet with us.

Tim

By: JJ

JJ — Fri, 09 Jun 2006 18:04:09 +0000

I tried Maxthon for awhile, loved it, and now use it all the time. And to all those Firefox followers, yes it is its own browser application, it just uses IE’s layout engine, Trident. And it can use Gecko (not all it’s cracked up to be, to be honest) as well, so shut-up. Maxthon has mouse gestures, tabs, ad blockers, and countless other stuff that that you’d take for granted once you start using it. Take the plunge and try it.

By: » Browsers are back? Maxthon gets funded | Web 2.0 Explorer | ZDNet.com

Fri, 19 May 2006 02:50:20 +0000

[...] TechCrunch also did a review, noting that it’s "a beautiful product" with a growing community (55 million downloads ain’t bad). [...]

By: 刀枪Blue » Maxthon 再整装

刀枪Blue » Maxthon 再整装 — Fri, 19 May 2006 00:47:53 +0000

[...] TechCrunch 是非常著名的 Web 2.0 评论介绍网站，因为视野宽广，影响面比较大，对各网站/服务或者软件的建设性（以及破坏性）力量均有相当的当量。今天看到 16 号的文章，专门介绍了 Maxthon， Maxthon gets ready to face browser War 。考虑到 TechCrunch 的因素，这可能为 Maxthon 突破既定圈子内的流行，进入新领域帮上大忙。 [...]

By: Rolyat

Rolyat — Thu, 18 May 2006 14:22:28 +0000

Well, like everytime… It is always the matter of “mine is bigger”… Really, if you want to be objective, give it a try. Ie more than couple of days. Did you get married because you “tried” your wife/husband just couple of days?

By: meneame.net

meneame.net — Thu, 18 May 2006 11:29:54 +0000

Al IE7 le crecen los enanos: más dinero para Maxthon…

Maxthon, un navegador creado por una empresa china y que us el motor del Internet Explorer de Microsoft, ha recibido una inyección de capital que se traducirá en una nueva versión para participar en la llamada ‘guerra de navegadores’. El Maxthon2 …

By: Tink

Tink — Thu, 18 May 2006 06:42:57 +0000

Maxthon is best browser for me. I looked for best internet surfer tool. first i used slimbrowser but it has many bug. i’ve tested many browsers and firefox too. unfornately it lack of many features. I found Maxthon later on ,and I love it.It support all IE featuers and many new features. and i like mouse action very much.

sorry, for my bad English.but i love maxthon very much.

By: Jason

Jason — Wed, 17 May 2006 23:13:30 +0000

I am a current Firefox user and I really like it however, I used Maxthon exclusively for a very long time, all the way back to the MyIE2 days. They were had tabbed browsing long before it was “cool”. It is an extremely well built, easy to use and dependable broswer? I have been using Firefox almost exclusively now for 3-4 months and I really like it…..however it has taken me all that time to get Firefox to behave the Maxthon will with just a few simple mouse clicks. I’ve spent countless hours downloading Firefox extensions, installing, restarting Firefox, testing out the extenstion and uninstalling it because it was junk or didn’t do what I wanted. Again, I love Firefox and use it over Maxthon now, as I am right this moment, but Firefox takes ALOT of work to customize into a useable tabbed browswer in my opinion. And what is up with the HUGE amout of memory and CPU usage that Firefox uses?

Being a computer nerd, I do love the flexibility that Firefox offers with all the extensions but they are not something that the avg. “dumb” (no offense) internet user is going to figure out. I think Maxthon’s popularity will continue to grow, as will Firefox’s. I’ll probably use both and might use Maxthon again more if they come up with some really cool new features.

By: Agelu

Agelu — Wed, 17 May 2006 20:00:55 +0000

Oh boy, i’m so sick reading the

“Maxthon is a skin for IE”
“Maxthon is just an addon for IE”
“Maxthon is kinda a ripoff”
“Maxthon is a shell for IE”

And specially the

“Maxthon has the same flaws/security issues that IE”.

ALL FALSE. All damn false.
If Maxthon were REALLY a skin/shell/addon of IE, that would exactly mean
that ‘98 was a skin/shell/addon for DOS. That’s just PLAIN DUMB *AND*
IGNORANT. ‘98 is a OS on it’s own, unlike, say, 3.11 for DOS.

Yes, i’ve tried Firefox. And, VERY VERY VERY honestly, i was dissapointed; on _every single version_ that i tried it. Lacks a LOT of features from Maxthon, and i don’t want to install 20+ plug-ins to do the similar things Maxthon does. However, there are a few things that Maxthon does not.

A better name.
A nice icon.
Multiplatform.
ADVERTISING

…and that’s it. Secure? Hah, if there’s something hot today is finding FF Flaws. Faster?? MOZILLA IS FASTER THAN THAT THING.

Maxthon. All the way. Ever.

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Ted Smith — Wed, 17 May 2006 18:44:01 +0000

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By: Luther

Luther — Wed, 17 May 2006 18:23:18 +0000

To “Schmaxthon” guy:

“Firefox is not a browser. It`s UI.
The browser is Gecko.”

Is it what are you trying to say?