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Finally,
a fully featured web browser for Windows CE! And it's freeware, too!
CCBrowse features a unique user interface that lets you get the most
out of the small screen space of a Palm PC:
- Let's you work online and
offline. Just choose a previously cached document from the
history or select File->Open... to browse through
offline documents.
- Supports JPEG, GIF, BMP and 2BP
bitmap formats for inline images. Works also as an offline image
viewer.
- Dedicated panes for history and
favorites. Easy navigation with just one tap of your stylus.
History is maintained across sessions.
- Customizable menus for your
favorites.
- Sophisticated caching.
- Support for Proxy Servers.
- Support for Proxy and
HTTP authentication.
- Supports Cookies.
- Supports GET / POST forms.
- Supports META Refresh Tags.
- Download files to any destination
folder on your machine.
- View, edit and store HTML source.
- Customizable startpage.
- No Java for Windows CE and no
refresh tags? Cocos' innovative "Auto
Load" feature will periodically refresh
web contents. A must for stock quotes, surveillance webcams, and similar applications.
- Special "Verbose" mode
for status information.
- Integrates seamlessly the
upcoming graphical FTP client CCTransfer.
- No room for frames on a Palm PC!
A dull list of links won't help you a great deal. Here is our
solution: An
integrated parser shows the actual layout of the frameset for
easy navigation of the various panes.
- Download files just as you know
it from your desktop PC
- And you aren't left in the
dark. CCBrowse always tells you what it is doing! Changed your
mind or the server drops dead? Just press the "Stop"-Button
or let the customizable timeout handle things for you. No deadlocks,
guaranteed!
- All your history and favorites
are only a tap away. Dedicated panes make navigation a breeze!
If you wish the history is maintained across sessions which
allows for easy access of cached documents.
- Full documentation, free
technical support and all that in a package of less than 145
kBytes (MIPS) and 125 kBytes (SH3)!
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