While this is a great feature for newbies, it is a little clunky. On the first-run, every feature you click opens up a pop up window explaining the feature. One of the most noticable additions to Epic Browser over Firefox 3.6.6 is the sidebar, which comes pre-built with stuff ranging from a timer to a word processor to shortcuts to FB, Orkut, Yahoo! Mail and Gmail. The UI is almost the same as that of Firefox, with a few additions here and there. Note the checkbox over the Username box? Simply by checking it, you can type in Hindi ( or one of the other inbuilt languages like Russian and Nepali! :P ). Later, I found out that the makers, Hidden Reflex, have released only the Win version, and plan to release the other versions later on.Ī ~10.5 MB Download and a quick install later, I was greeted by the Epic Browser UI: So just editing those tweets a little and ordering them, here's my review of Epic Browser.Įpic Browser, is built upon the Firefox 3.6.6 base, and claims to be available for all 3 major platforms ( Win-Linux-Mac), but on the site only the Windows version of the browser is listed.
What started off as random comments, ended up as a 31 tweet review ( LinkBunch). On the night ( rather, late late night) of 16th July, I started a twit-review of the latest darling of the Indian online media, Epic Browser, which is being touted as India's first web browser.
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