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aBrowser Appeared Once Again!Back in 2006, cloud-based operating system had all the buzz. At the time, YouOS was such a contender. And I enjoyed using the browser-based operating system. One thing it lacked at the time was a browser. Therefore, I created a simplified browser without any navigational buttons. The idea was that all web-site should be navigate-able without the browser facilitating the navigation functionality. It was great for testing web-sites. I called the browser, "aBrowser". Since then, YouOS had gone off-line. I still have the original "aBrowser" source code and had wanted to bring aBrowser back again. When Android came onto the market, the opportunity had aroused again.
"aBrowser" is now available for you to download on the Google Android Market. Use the following links to quickly get it: Chieh Cheng
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"aBrowser" for Google Android is a simplified browser. This time, it is not only a good candidate for testing web-sites' navigational functions, but it is also great for testing whether a web page works well with a mobile phone or not. Whereas the Google Android browser attempts to render almost every web page as a full-screen desktop presentation, "aBrowser" assumes that everything will render well for the phone. Therefore, it provides no zoom functionality what-so-ever; allowing you to see how your web page will render without any user intervention.
