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Can hardly contain my excitement. By far and away the best Android browser. Love that they moved gestures and webzine to the iOS platform.
 
After using it for a bit, I am actually quite impressed. For me it would be a solid replacement for Atomic Browser if they let me choose the user agent (ie, I hate being forced to browse as an iPhone instead of a desktop). The true test will be to know if it uses WebKit.
 
After using it for a bit, I am actually quite impressed. For me it would be a solid replacement for Atomic Browser if they let me choose the user agent (ie, I hate being forced to browse as an iPhone instead of a desktop). The true test will be to know if it uses WebKit.

Two things:

1) It is 100% webkit

2) Try settings for desktop user agent. Swipe left from left hand side of screen
 
Been using it today, really liking it. I with there was an option to select default browser in iOS rather than being stuck with Safari.
 
For me it would be a solid replacement for Atomic Browser if they let me choose the user agent (ie, I hate being forced to browse as an iPhone instead of a desktop).
I believe turning 'Desktop Mode' on in the settings is what bypasses mobile pages.
 
As far as I’m concerned, the feature that separates the Dolphin Browser from Safari and other iPhone browsers like Skyfire and Opera Mobile is the webzine feature.
This unique feature makes it easier to read content from your most visited sites in magazine format, so you can stay in touch with your various networking hunts, as well as keep up-to-date with blogs all in one place. In the morning, I would often click the “WSJ” column in Webzine while enjoy the morning coffee.
One suggestion I have for the iPhone version would be to expand the number of Webzine slots, even if it means scrolling or adding additional pages.
 
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)

Love this browser.
 
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