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himynameiscody

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Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 5_0 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/534.46 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.1 Mobile/9A334 Safari/7534.48.3)

Worth downloading a new one?
 
Since iOS 5 was just released, I would stick with Safari. I'm not sure if third party browsers have been updated for iOS 5. Besides if you're on a mac then you're better off sticking with safari. (iCloud syncs bookmarks between Safari on your iOS devices and OSX)
 
I like Perfect Browser. Used to be far better and allowed for easy tabbed browsing and full screen view. I've been using Safari since without noticing any issues.
 
Atomic is amazing :D

- Ad Block
- Fullscreen mode w/ inter-changible fullscreen controls
- Dropbox integration
- Can increase/decrease font size of a certain website
 
Prior to iOS 5, I swore by Atomic Browser. Now, I use only Safari. It's so much faster, and I don't need to deal with different bookmarks between my iPhone, iPad, and MacBook.
 
All iPad/iPhone apps are full screen.

Not exactly. Safari DEF doesn't have a fullscreen mode. By fullscreen I mean that you don't have navigation bars taking up real estate. See the picture here as an example. Atomic has a fullscreen mode that shows with the browser picture on the right:

Atomic-Browser.jpg



VS Safari below with will ALWAYS have bars on the top and bottom taking up alot of space...


134039-mobilesafariinterface.jpg
 
I really like Atomic. I've been using the Lite version here and there and it's pretty nice. Are there security issues on any of these third-party browsers?
 
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