Minimo – browser for PDA (WM 2005)

I just installed and tested Minimo.
Minimo is “a small, simple, powerful, innovative, web browser for mobile devices”, created by Mozilla.org.

Minimo uses Mozilla Technologies to produce a highly usable web browser for advanced mobile devices.
Features include:
* Fast access to your mobile content via Homebase start page
* Best support for modern web standards (Javascript and AJAX).
* Social Bookmarking
* Tab browsing
* RSS Support
* Proven security (TLS, SSL3)
* International support
* Cross platform capability
* Widget and Extension support

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It is nice. Give it a try from here: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/minimo/

Minimo Screenshot(from mozilla.org)


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