Maxthon is available in Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android versions, too (with tablet support coming soon), and the new 'Cloud Browser' features aim to make the most of that. Its use of the Webkit rendering engine (as used by Chrome and Safari) ensures excellent performance, but the program can also display pages using IE's Trident for compatibility.

The program aims to make you feel at home right away by importing your favourites from IE, Firefox or Chrome, for instance. You might be as surprised as I was.Maxthon Cloud Browser is an unusual tool which tries to combine the best features of the competition, with plenty of new additions of its own.

If you are an Internet Explorer user who wants more options, however, or are just interested in life beyond Mozilla, give Maxthon a try. If you like a simple browsing experience, or are a big fan of your Firefox add-ons, Maxthon probably isn't for you (although there are a good selection of Maxthon add-ons). It would take a very long time to detail all of Maxthon's options, so suffice to say that as well as the standard ones (tab behavior, display, encoding), there are a multitude of other features, from content control to image and script disabling, an in-built ad-blocker, auto form-filler and advanced screenshot function.In fact, some of the options are quite complex, and you might want to take a look at the user manual before jumping straight in. If things are beginning to sound a bit crowded, you can disable most, leaving the whole Maxthon interface much cleaner. These options, including the standard File, View, and Tools types, can be found in the Menu Bar, while there are even more in the lower Status bar. This means they are easy to see and modify, which is just as well, as there are so many of them. Maxthon generally opens its configuration options in new tabs, rather than windows.

Instaling Maxthon 7.1.6.1000