The first browser I looked at was Sea Monkey. I liked that you could do a Google search in the address bar with out going to the Google website, but if you hit the search button in the tool bar it took you to the Google site. However, it is not user friendly to open a new tab.
The second browser I look at was Safari. I like how you can set up your favorite sites and can pull these up by hitting one button. I thought that it was much easier to open a new tab in this browser than in Sea Monkey. It has an address bar and a search bar. I really liked the reading list button.
Over all I feel that the Safari browser was much easier to use than Sea Monkey.
OK. Time was short so I can give you full credit.
ReplyDeleteYet, for the future, your comments are pretty brief. Try to build a bit more on what you are saying.
For example, in this exercise you seem to have missed the whole point about a browser suite - which you would have found if you had checked all the menus on the menubar. Under Windows you will find an email client, newsgroups, address book, and composer, a web editor.