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Wyzo Ltd.
Wyzo is a browser that focuses on optimizing your online media experience. Wyzo gives you easy access to all your favorite media sites, downloading media content and inform your friends about your discoveries.
Wyzo is based on Firefox with some modifications:
Wyzo is based on Firefox with some modifications:
- It has a new skin, with an orange color scheme
- A new startpage, which lets you search 33 search engines.
- A Bittorrent plug-in for Firefox, included with Wyzo, called FireTorrent. It is available as a .xpi extension for normal firefox installations. It places the torrent downloads in the same window as
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
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Wyzo is a browser that focuses on optimizing your online media experience. Wyzo gives you easy access to all your favorite media sites, downloading media content and inform your friends about your discoveries.
Wyzo is based on Firefox with some modifications:
Wyzo is based on Firefox with some modifications:
- It has a new skin, with an orange color scheme
- A new startpage, which lets you search 33 search engines.
- A Bittorrent plug-in for Firefox, included with Wyzo, called FireTorrent. It is available as a .xpi extension for normal firefox installations. It places the torrent downloads in the same window as normal downloads.
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KeesBakker reviewed on 20 Aug 2010
it was that good.
The same thing just happened for me with Wyzo 3.5 - bye bye Safari 5
who would believe it...
Same surf speed - i checked side by side
but i get all the firefox extensions,
so why not firefox you say ?
i had firefox as a second tool to Safari - i know it very well
but i simply LOVE Wyzo on the Mac OS - now Safari 5 is the backup tool
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I'll stay with Firefox in lieu of Wyzo, with Safari 4 as my default browser. Safari 4's quite a bit more sprightly, although it's still needs some fine tuning; it's still in beta.
No need or inclination to add Wyzo to my browser choices.
Don't know why a new browser is needed unless it can demonstrably blow the others away in some areas. And Wyzo clearly can't.
It's not that Wyzo is bad, it's actually OK, but there's nothing special about it.
It just doesn't wow me.
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Apart from the new theme (which isn't much to write home about anyway) there's almost nothing differentiating it from taking Firefox and adding the requisite extensions and themes to it to match Wyzo's features. At least Flock went to the effort to differentiate itself though a tighter integration with social web services.
It's silly to see them beating their chest about incredible and revolutionary their browser is, when the truth is that they're practically pushing a reskinned Firefox with a mix of free and proprietary extensions pre-added.