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Many months ago Ozar introduced a web browser. I forgot the name since it's not very popular at least from where I am. I would like to try it again, ...
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Anybody Remember Please?
Many months ago Ozar introduced a web browser. I forgot the name since it's not very popular at least from where I am. I would like to try it again, if somebody can help me remember just what it is called?
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Could it have been this one?
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/cof...b-browser.htmloz
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Thanks Oz but its not the one. I think it has a fish for a mascot ot something? I'll try to search through my post because I just remembered I commented on it.
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Was it SeaMonkey, perhaps?
The SeaMonkey Projectoz
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Thanks but that's not the one too. I'll try to look into threads you started. I think it was in coffee lounge? Not sure really. Darn! My head needs to upgrade RAM
EDIT: Told you I have to check up my RAM. It's not even a fish! It's a duck. And it's not a browser but a search engine. I'm not sure what's the difference though.
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Kazehakase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia?
This one is hard for me to remember!
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Right, that's the search engine known as DuckDuckGo:
Originally Posted by nujinini 
Thanks but that's not the one too. I'll try to look into threads you started. I think it was in coffee lounge? Not sure really. Darn! My head needs to upgrade RAM
EDIT: Told you I have to check up my RAM. It's not even a fish! It's a duck. And it's not a browser but a search engine. I'm not sure what's the difference though.
Thanks!
Quack Quack
https://www.duckduckgo.com/
...also known as DuckGo. It works quite well.
Web browsers are for surfing the web. Online search engines are for searching it.oz
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