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Life Web Browser was launched for the iPad in the first half of this year and was for many an "escape" from the classic Safari to a browser that shows us how Apple should update its main application for internet browsing. Unfortunately, the first versions of the application didn't work that well, so many people complained about the fact that the application lags, sometimes closes by itself, in short, it was not 100% usable. After several updates, Life Web Browser was greatly improved and now the application has become a universal one, so it is also available for the iPhone and brings us some very very useful functions:
- the possibility to swype between web pages in the same way as swype between pictures;
- we can drag to refresh, i.e. drag the page down to refresh;
- we can make a queue of the sites to be opened;
- we have a preview bar that shows us a small preview icon of each open site;
- bookmarks with preview icons of each site.
Life Web Bowser is a very useful application for web browsing, but until now all applications specially made for such a thing have fared much worse than Safari. I say this because most of them were made on the Safari "skeleton" and they always worked harder than Apple's browser, but this is my experience with it.
The application costs €0.79 and can be purchased from the Ro AppStore here.
