I've been using iCab on our iPad. 'Tis good.
I found Safari far too basic at the time - bookmarks, speed dial page, gestures ... all seemed clunky, never mind the no full screen option.
Since I use Opera on my Macbook i tried Opera mini etc, equally poor on the iPad, which is a shame.
I still prefer my laptop setup with Better Touch Tool gestures which work on both Safari and Opera -
only need to use touchpad to :-
Open new tab (tip-tap right)
Close tab (tip-tap left)
Open a link in a background tab (three finger tap on the link)
Go to tab to the left (Three finger swipe up)
Go to tab to the right (Three finger swipe down)
Go Back (Three finger swipe left)
Go forward (Three finger swipe right)
Open Opera 'Panels' which has the built in email client, notes etc (Four finger tap)
So if anyone knows an iPad browser or way to setup ipad to do all this... i'd like to know, as i'm going to be going over to iPad Mini I reckon
I'll have to spend a bit more time with iCab also, as it does support gestures also, just not got it fully sorted yet.
I tried Dolphin on my Nexus 7 ( a nearly very good device let down by it not being properly finished/designed - ridiculous wasted screen space with soft buttons which cannot auto hide.... unless you root, yadda, yadda, yadda... mercy), and like many who support gestures they do so in a silly manner - needing some swipe in of a widget like on the Grazer screenshot above... why?
When you use 2 fingers on a Macbook to scroll down or up, do you first need to press an option or function button to let it know you'd like to use a gesture now, please? Bizarre.
Seriously - on Dolphin, you swipe in the screen thing, touch the option to say you want to make a gesture, your screen is then blanked to allow you to do it, then and only then will it do its job.
The whole screen is a touchpad.... they've worked out 2 finger scrolling, what about allowing 3 finger taps etc as for Better Touch Tool - the tip-tap gestures are easy and don't cause the page to scroll anywhere etc.
Anyway....
rant over.