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A Japanese software company is stepping up international promotion of its Web browser in the hope of carving out a 5% share over the next few years of a market dominated by Internet Explorer and Firefox.
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Normally I would argue that more web browsers means more work for webmasters, but I don't suppose it will make much difference if they all follow the W3C web standards. Even Microsoft is following the W3C rules in IE8.
I might actually give Sleipnir a try, and if anyone else is interested, you can download it from here: http://www.fenrir-inc.com/. By "Select your location", I think they really mean "Select the location of your preferred language".
Haha, indeed that is what they mean. I've been looking at it for a bit now. Its pretty cool. Thanks for putting up the link Nick!
Hmm ... it's a shame they don't have it available for mobile internet users. You'd think a Japanese browser development company would target this audience first....
That said, I was reminded of WinAmp while browsing the skins selection. Depending on how well Sleipnir is picked up by the net community, it could become the next big skinning project for people.
Sure throw another one into the mix. More competition is always better.