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DESCRIPTION
iCab is an alternative web browser. It supports HTML 4, image filtering, cookie filtering, bookmarks, java and javascript support, search modes, importing of web archives from Explorer, download manager, and numerous useful features not found in other browsers. Features include:
- Advertising banner filtering
- Kiosk mode
- Error protocol (Smiley)
- Portable web archives
- Download Manager
- Link Manager
- Souce code manager
iCab is shareware and costs for $25/20 EUR, but it can be also used for free with a small limitation.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 4.7:
- iCab is now available as 32 Bit version (MacOSX 10.3.9-10.6) and as 64 Bit version (MacOSX 10.5-10.6).
- Italian translation added (thanks to Alain Bez).
- Undo feature for closing Tabs implemented.
- Several other improvements.
- Many Bugfixes
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later (10.4 or later recommended).
| SCREENSHOT
| Developer: | iCab Company |
| Downloads: | 59,005 |
| - Version d/l: | 940 |
| Internet: | Browsers |
| License: | Shareware |
| Date: | 11 Oct 2009 |
| Platform: | PPC/Intel |
| Price: | $20.00 |
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| iCab User Reviews (173 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Oct 14 2009 |
GREGORGY iCab rocks. End of story. Safari, on two Macs, just goes south when a PDF link is clicked. iCab keeps quiet and does what it should. And as for finding errors on webpages, old smiley cannot be beat! I have been an on/off iCab user since the classic days and have always loved it. It is my browser of choice and well worth the $20... I have never regretted the purchase but I will say one thing: it really could do with a remember username/password thing like Firefox. Besides that, no beating iCab
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 | Oct 23 2009 |
TOMECK Agreed. Maybe it is of interest that you could ´fix´ the ´username/password thing´ by using 1password, which integrates with iCab since some time now... works great for me.
(Version 4.7) | |
| Oct 11 2009 |
TFINDLAY iCab has no icon in Snow Leopard. Weird.
(Version 4.7) | |
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| Oct 11 2009 |
TACALIT Really good browser, I'm planning to buy it as i did with the iPhone version. I guess the developer will find a way to easily keep synched the bookmarks between iCab, iCab Mobile and Safari as, for istance, xmarks is doing between Firefox and Safari.
(Version 4.7) | |
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| Oct 11 2009 |
GURUBEZ The Best Internet Browser for Macintosh... and now its running on 64Bit Power....its very fast and stable... And the best thing is...it deosn t need any PlugIn like Saft, ADblocker or anything else...because it has got ALL the features inside!!! Simply the best!! 1000pts ;)
(Version 4.7) | |
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| Sep 24 2009 |
STROB I would have purchased iCab except Silverlight crashes it. Normally responsive developer says it is a problem with the plug-in. But this is not logical since this behavior can not be replicated in any other browser I have. Please fix this as I am confident you could.
(Version 4.6.1) | |
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| Jul 16 2009 |
BONGO_X I love it. Safari is OK, I like Camino and it was my default browser for a long time. No browser I tried was exactly what I wanted so I went searching and tried icab, which I hadn't used since OS9. It has everything I want, every feature, and is totally customizable. The only issue is that some of the features are not obvious and are easy to miss. Everything I thought was a shortcoming was soon proven not to be with an email to the developer. So I gave him my $25. Well worth it.
(Version 4.6.1) | |
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| Jul 16 2009 |
BONGO_X I love it. Safari is OK, I like Camino and it was my default browser for a long time. No browser I tried was exactly what I wanted so I went searching and tried icab, which I hadn't used since OS9. It has everything I want, every feature, and is totally customizable. The only issue is that some of the features are not obvious and are easy to miss. Everything I thought was a shortcoming was soon proven not to be with an email to the developer. So I gave him my $25. Well worth it.
(Version 4.6.1) | |
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| Jun 26 2009 |
22DUKE c'mon 25$ for a web browser??? you must be kidding
(Version 4.6.1) | |
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| Jun 26 2009 |
XENOS unless i'm missing something (so, please, correct me if so), i'd just have one one single request: allow adding bookmarks on top of the relative folder (like with OmniWeb) instead of adding it to the end of the list and i'll use iCab as my default web browser.
(Version 4.6.1) | |
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| Jun 7 2009 |
KILLER KLOWN KAR Google should quit messing around with their broken down Chrome for OSX and just buy this and tweak it around to their liking. A better world is sometimes a simple thing.
(Version 4.6) | |
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