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WebSpirit Internet Browser is a free multi-tabbed internet browser built on Internet Explorer & Mozilla's Core Functions. WebSpirit Internet Browser is a full-featured browser, but low in memory requirements. WebSpirit Internet Browser is similar to GreenBrowser & Maxthon Browser, in which some addons created for GreenBrowser & Maxthon may be compatible.

Current Release: 2.0 - September 23, 2009
Previous Release: 1.0 - July 01, 2009

Features:
Complete Ad Filter System
Auto-Page
Auto-Scroll
Auto-Save
Auto Fill-Form
Password Protected Tabs
Favorites import from IE
Group Favorites
Page Manager
Proxy Accelerator
Multi-Language Support
Changable Skins

System Requirements:
Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7
16MB Memory
10MB Free Space

WebSpirit Internet Browser is a product from OBriens Computer Service, a software company based in Wisconsin, USA. English is default language, but Spanish Language Support is built-in to the browser. WebSpirit Internet Browser's Default search engine is set to Google.com

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References

^ OBriens Computer Service, 'Charles O'Brien', 2009, "[1]", December 02, 2009
^ Windows7Download, 'WebSpirit Internet Browser 2.0', 2009, "[2]", September 29, 2009

External links

[1] OBriens Computer Service, 'Charles O'Brien', 2009, "[1]", December 02, 2009

[2] Windows7Download, 'WebSpirit Internet Browser 2.0', 2009, "[2]", September 29, 2009

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