Lightweight mobile web browser
Dragon Browser is a free web browser application coming from developer SteppOne. It is a mobile browser that places emphasis on speed and a light footprint. It is ideal for users who prioritize a fast browsing experience over a diverse feature set that they can utilize.
Compared to some of the most popular browsers available today like Google Chrome or Firefox Browser, Dragon Browser takes a more simplistic approach. It also boasts a clean but modern user interface that is easy to navigate and use. It does offer some extra features, though, like a handy built-in ad-blocker.
Fast and clean
When talking about web browsers, the market is filled with plenty of options that cater to various needs, whether it's customization, privacy, speed, or one of the many other aspects that users place importance on. Having said that, there is a wave of new and upcoming options for you to consider, and one of them is Dragon Browser, which focuses on being lightweight and fast.
Getting started with this browser is pretty straightforward. You can scroll among multiple search engines like Google or DuckDuckGo just about the URL address bar. If you have bookmarks saved, they will appear in a two-column grid. It also supports multi-tab browsing that lets you quickly switch between open tabs quickly, as well as an Incognito Mode if you want to keep your activity and history private.
Other features include cross-platform support, so you can seamlessly sync your history or bookmarks across devices. You can even switch between mobile and PC browsing as you view the same website. While on the topic, just be aware that if you use this, all websites will be displayed in their mobile format, and there is no desktop version option available, which is a deal breaker for some.
Just works
In summary, Dragon Browser sets out and does what it's claimed to do, be a lightweight and fast option for mobile browsing. It looks clean, easy to use, and offers enough extras for most users' needs. There is the matter of it only being able to display mobile versions of websites, though. If you don't mind that, this is a solid choice worth checking you.
