Web Browsing With the iPad
Before you sell your old iPad because you think that the Safari application is the only web browser that will work for it, better think again. True, it is the default browser of the iPad but it does not mean that other third party applications won’t work for it. A lot of them you can download from the App Store but there are just some applications that stand out among the rest and work very well with the iPad. If you are sharing your iPad with your kids, your best bet for your web browser would be Safe Browser by Mobicip, which is available in the App Store for only $4.99. It’s a small price to pay considering that you can feel safe whenever your kids are browsing the net with it. The best feature of this web browser is that it filters adult content on your mobile device by blocking it from being accessed by the kids. Aside from just checking against your existing URL blacklist, it also uses the ratings set by Family Online Safety Institute as well as performing real-time content analysis to make sure that the content is appropriate for kids. Another noteworthy web browser is the Dolphin Browser HD, which was just recently released for the iPad. It’s got most of the features common to web browsers like tabbed browsing and full screen browsing mode. The most useful feature of this browser is the sidebar bookmarks that make switching to other websites more convenient. It also has the capability to make websites look like webzines for easier reading.
For those who always want to multi-task, the Duo Browser seems to be the perfect web browser. This browser app gives you the capacity to see not one, but two browser windows at the same time on your iPad! One window is on top of the other, so you can see open two websites all at once, without having to shift from one window or one tab to another. That can certainly make you want to stay and not sell your iPad. Meanwhile, for those who want a rather ‘cozy’ web browsing experience, why not try the Night Browser? You can easily adjust the brightness of your browser from the app, so there is no need for you to interrupt your browsing to go to the settings of your tab. Lastly, for those who love to know more about the news than anything else, the News Browser should prove the most useful browser. News resources from Yahoo and Google, as well as popular news sites such as USA Today can be accessed all in one browser in just a single tap. These five browsers are just some of the many browsers you can download from the App Store. Most of them are free but for a small price, you can get more features, which you may find very useful. So before you sell your iPad out of frustration with the Safari browser, why not check out these alternatives? These may just be the ones you are looking for. Source: http://cashforipadsblog.tumblr.com/post/29000320466/web-browsing-with-the-ipad