To open a link in a new background tab (very important, even if you are on a 3G or wireless connection), just press and hold down the link for a second. First of all, in terms of design, the tabs themselves are big enough to be usable and touchable, but they also don’t take up too much screen real estate. XScope deals with tabs in an elegant and easy-to-use way. There is no waiting for the page to reload (hey, default Browser, that’s what a cache is supposed to be for!). When you click the Back button to go back a page, that page you were previously on loads instantaneously.After trying double-taps, pinch-to-zoom, and zoom buttons in other browsers, I’m convinced this is actually the best way to do zooming, and, more importantly, it allows me to avoid ever accidentally zooming in or out of a webpage. You can tap once and then quickly tap again and hold and rock your finger back and forth to zoom in and out. You can swipe across the toolbar to display the off-screen icons. You can swipe up the address bar if it’s getting in the way, or swipe it down. The browser really is designed with a touchscreen in mind.With some other browsers, despite what I indicated in my settings, I had trouble getting the passwords remembered or the website cookies to stay. My passwords and cookies are actually remembered.It’ll stay windowed until you choose to make it fullscreen again or until you restart the browser. xScope is great this way, because it starts off fullscreen, but you can press the Menu button and select to have it temporarily windowed.
I like to have the browser generally fullscreen but also have the option to quickly check the time (the clock is on the notification bar).
#ANDROID XSCOPE BROWSER HOW TO#
So if you’re the type who usually sees “Find out more about how to use X application” and think “I can skip that.
#ANDROID XSCOPE BROWSER MANUAL#
You will have to read the manual to get the most of your browsing experience. This browser is not intuitive in any way. I should start off by saying that even though this is the best browser to use once you’ve learned how to use it, it is not the easier browser to learn to use. I am not going to post screenshots for it, because I am too lazy to and because, frankly, it’s kind of an ugly browser (yes, even with the different themes you can use on it).
#ANDROID XSCOPE BROWSER ANDROID#
We have earned generous support from many users and we DO NOT engage in collecting and selling your privacy for revenue.As a follow-up to What’s the best Android web browser? I posted last month, I think I have discovered the hands-down best web browser for Android, at least for the way I browse the web on my MyTouch 3G phone. Pro version ($2.99) allows users to open/send local files and take/share screenshots of web pages. XScope was originally coded as a paid app. *Download most videos (mp4), audios (mp3), and documents (pdf, doc.) *3 ways to zoom (multitouch, pin-zoom, and tapping) *Import desktop bookmarks (via HTML file) *Clean, minimal overhead = best performance
You will discover many genuine features, including: This is the first multitouch enabled browser in android market (). We designed and coded the browser from scratch. XScope Browser is a fastest way to browse the web.
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