Cardinal
Free
Cardinal overview
Cardinal is a lightweight, no-frills web browser that uses the same WebKit rendering engine as Safari and Chrome. At the heart of Cardinal is CardinalKit, an embedded browser framework developed by Minder Softworks. The goal of CardinalKit is to provide a better web browser experience for applications that have an embedded web browser. CardinalKit provides the following core features to any application using it:
- Tabbed browsing
- Per-tab history
- URL sharing
- Global History
- Bookmarks
- Open bookmark groups in tabs
- Download manager
Note: Developers interested in integrating CardinalKit into their applications should contact Minder Softworks for more information.
What’s new in version 1.0
Updated on Dec 07 2017
Version 1.0:
- Fixed many outstanding bugs
Information
License
Demo
Size
4.1 MB
Developer’s website
http://www.mindersoftworks.com/products/cardinal/Downloads
484
App requirements
- Intel 64
- OS X 10.10 or later
Try our new feature and write a detailed review about Cardinal. All reviews will be posted soon.
(0 Reviews of )
There are no reviews yet
Comments
User Ratings
May 2 2020
Version: 1.0
its a beta-version, cardinal starts with a white clear page, it shows nothing. Deleted.
Help the community
There are no ratings yet, be the first to leave one
Free
Similar apps
Chromium
Fast and stable open-source browser.
Is this app is similar to Chromium? Vote to improve the quality of this list.
Vote results
1
Upvotes
1
Total score
0
Downvotes
WebKit
Open-Source Web-browser engine.
Is this app is similar to WebKit? Vote to improve the quality of this list.
Vote results
1
Upvotes
1
Total score
0
Downvotes
OmniWeb
Web browser with Safari engine and many enhanced features; now free.
Is this app is similar to OmniWeb? Vote to improve the quality of this list.
Vote results
1
Upvotes
0
Total score
-1
Downvotes
iCab
Alternative Web browser.
Is this app is similar to iCab? Vote to improve the quality of this list.
Vote results
1
Upvotes
0
Total score
-1
Downvotes
New and Recently Updated