ThreeTeeth Browser

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Original author(s) Jason Champion
Developer(s) Zeta Centauri
Stable release 1.3 / 9 January 2013; 4 months ago (2013-01-09)[1]
Operating system Windows
License proprietary
Website threeteeth.com

The ThreeTeeth Browser is a freeware web browser based on the Trident rendering engine used in Internet Explorer.

The ThreeTeeth Browser is a lightweight single-site browser, designed to be small and lightweight with minimal disk and memory requirements. It was originally known as the Zeta MiniBrowser, released by Zeta Centauri in March 2008. In May 2011, the browser was updated with new features and renamed to ThreeTeeth.

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  1. ^ http://threeteeth.com

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