There's more, it just isn't leaping to mind. ? customisable shortcuts to favourite sites (ala hand-editing your hosts file, but less scary) and, ? a light, but useful and easy to use html source editor built in, with syntax colouring, auto-formatting etc ? workspaces: saving the state of your open browser windows, so you can switch between multiple workspaces, or open the browser to a default workspace (including window position, minimisation state etc.) every time it's launched

? better support for apple's text services than even safari (although safari is catching up) ? highly configurable ad blocking/image filtering (although pith helmet does much the same thing for safari), and pop-up blocking (although these days, only IE doesn't do this anyway) ? automatic checking of your bookmarks at customisable intervals for updates (this is very cool indeed, although it tends to get confused by web-sites with dynamic content) ? those groovy visual tabs (instead of just having the name of the page, which often isn't very helpful, it gives you a little picture of the page ? although you can get it to just give you the title if this is a bit over the top for your tastes) ? probably the most attractive gui around I know I'm not Brad, but cool features include: I am curious about it, but have never tried it.

Omniweb 5.0