SecretWeb

Editors' ReviewDownload.com staffMay 11, 2010This Web browser has a multitude of features to surf and access system settings, though a few glitches were revealed in testing. Among SecretWeb's strengths are its well-made, easy-to-follow user interface and built-in hot key camouflage. It features customization pleasantries such as interchangeable skins, menus, and toolbars to quickly access system components. It supports tabbed browsing and can open and hide other browser windows such as IE, Firefox, and Opera. You'll be able to quickly set up POP3 e-mailing, your FTP client, and RSS reader with options to quickly access all three from the toolbar menu. Some convenient menu options to open system components, such as the Task Manager, Registry Editor, and clipboard, worked, making it easy to alter settings. Others, such as the Calendar and the News Client, were faulty. SecretWeb did run sluggishly at times and caused some other apps on our system to do the same. Worst of all, it caused our test machine to crash once. Though we like SecretWeb by and large, we recommend you thoroughly test it before chucking your current browser.