ICab

iCab is a web browser for the Macintosh by iCab Company. It has many distinctive features, especially for older Macs, which other browser developers have stopped developing for. iCab...

...is freeware; a $29 'Pro' version will also be available.

...lets you look at websites in your cache while you are off-line. Combined with the option to download all pages linked to from the page you're on this is really great for off-line reading.

...filters ads (images, Flash, etc., first Mac browser to do this). It can also filter JavaScript and cookies.

...can archive web pages, with images, in a handy single file.

...has feature-laden contextual menus - two examples: (re)load images, a menu of all links on the page.

...is available in a number of languages.

...has the famous Smiley :) ! Depending on the validity of the HTML of the web site currently viewed, it will smile, look grim or frown. Clicking on the smiley will bring up a list of errors in the page, if there are any.

...supports JavaScript, CSS (not the latest stuff, but that's in beta now) and is the only(?) browser to support Arabic websites on older Macs.

...runs on Mac OS (back to System 7.0.1!) on 68000-series and PowerPC Macs; and Mac OS X (using Carbon).

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