Midori

Midori is a compact, convenient and free browser. This browser has a simple interface, similar to other modern browsers.

Midori supports viewing multiple tabs at the same time, helping users save access time. At the same time, this browser also supports secure access mode. By using the Private Browsing feature, the websites you visit will not be saved in your browser history, their web cookies will not be saved. So no website can track your Internet activity, your locale, and time zone when using this mode.

Moreover, Midori also supports a table of shortcuts to help you save many web addresses and quickly access.

The Preferences menu allows you to change the browser settings. For example, you can choose to show the previous tabs again when you restart the browser, add quick call pages or set the home page.

The browser also supports changing font settings, setting default download directories, and a few other network options. Users can also change the browser interface by changing the toolbar style.

Midori also supports privacy settings: you can plan to delete web access history and cookie history after a certain period of time (1 hour, 1 day, 1 week or 1 year).

This browser also provides users with extensions to change the operation and appearance of the browser. For example, you can adjust each tab a different color, copy the web address to the clipboard. At the same time, you can block ads by filling the names of ad pages into a filter list.

Some key features:

• Fully integrated with GTK + 2
• Render graphics quickly with WebKit
• Manage tabs, windows and sessions
• Customize web search
• Support user scripts and user styles
• Manage bookmarks
• The interface can be varied
• Supports extensions: blocking ads, managing browser history, manipulating mouse or managing cookies

System requirements:

• GTK + 2.10
• WebkitGTK + 1.1.1
• libXML2
• libsoup 2.25.2
• sqlite