Deepnet IE Browser

I have never heard of Deepnet Explorer, until an article on.
These bills themselves as "the world's first online + P2P + of the browser."

P2P technology is part of the Gnutella "to share and download files, browse the Web. Access to the files of millions of other users in the Gnutella network."

There is a built-in RSS reading "news readers bring news to you. But it also keeps access to your favorite news sites a day, only subscribers to their RSS / Atom news feed and

Deepnet Explorer allows the compilation and display of all The latest news on a screen. "

They also report to the police fraud. "It's working principle is to use a blacklist of known phishing sites and by analyzing the URL and Web site."

It only applies to Windows, it uses the Internet Explorer's rendering engine.
This does not mean that it will be vulnerable to any security vulnerabilities of the engine.

The Deepnet Explorer to protect users from such attacks a blacklist of known phishing sites and analysis of Web addresses and Web site. Phishing schemes typically combine spam e-mail and web pages look like legitimate e-commerce sites to steal sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card number.

Manufacturers claim that their browser Deepnet Explorer is "more secure" than IE or Firefox, as "phishing alarm" and other security features, such as the "content control" function, allowing users to block ActiveX controls and other potential security hidden. In addition, according to Deepnet most of the IE browser's security problems and the impact of the application of Shell, rather than rendering engine, also used in Deepnet Explorer.

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Deepnet Explorer, a browser that is good for peer to peer

Deepnet Explorer - a browser based on IE, but with enhanced protection against phishing. Deepnet analyzes Web addresses and content of web sites and verify the data with the existing (black list). Users have the ability to block scripting ActiveX, as well as pop-ups and scripts on web pages. Deepnet Explorer contains a patch for multiple vulnerabilities, including Iframe, typical for Internet Explorer. According to the developers, the new version of Deepnet provide more security than IE and Firefox.

Deepnet Explorer, the world's first browser with RSS news reader, P2P client integration and phishing alarm. The browser's superior security, functionality and usability, still makes Deepnet stand out from the crowd. Switch now to experience browsing like never before.

Installing Deepnet Explorer takes only a few minutes. During setup, the browser automatically imported our cookies, settings, and favorites from Internet Explorer. The integrated search window enabled us to search multiple engines, including Google, XSPN, Yahoo Search, and MSN Search. Overall, the Deepnet interface is very similar to Internet Explorer's, with the biggest difference being the ability to open multiple tabbed Web pages within the browser. Tabbed browsing is already a popular feature within Firefox, Opera, and Netscape.

The fact is that the newcomer to the wonderful world Internet browsers is innovative, smart and secure, even if it does nothing revolutionary and he himself admitted having an interface can be similar to the browsers you had known before. "The main strike force: the inclusion of a Peer to Peer client for sharing files on your computer and download on the computer of others. It is why the Gnutella network, thus enjoying all the files that already passing. It also offers a navigation system tab became mandatory in the CV of any browser worth its name today as well as protection against phishing and spam. Another interesting feature is the recognition of certain actions of the mouse to open or close a tab, refresh the page or move to the next or previous tab. Finally, it is complete, including an RSS reader and promises to be fully compatible with Internet Explorer favorites.

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