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Best feature in Maxthon (and Avant) is mouse gestures. I set up the mouse to scroll back and forth in webpages by simple left/right mouse holds and clicks. Hold left button/click right to go forward, Hold right button, click left to go back.
Mouse movements are also able to perform various browsing tasks but I don't use them much.
I'm using version 1 as well, although I've managed to get version 2 pretty close to where I like. There's just a few little things about version 1 that I prefer, and version 2 uses as much resource as Firefox or Opera do. One of the things I liked about Maxthon was its low resource use.
maxthon 1 for me
no offense was taken broni, i knew you meant i was in the 20
Currently using FF 2.0, had to roll back from FF3 which locked every click :mad: have dabled with Opera 9.50 but it didn't get on with Yahoo messenger, but was very impressed with its speed (low resource?), so still use it as a pure browser.
ie I only use with bbc iPlayer (tho I hear there is a FF patch available) which I will eventually check out.
Never heard of maxthon, but will check it out :)
Thank you all for reminding me of Maxton. I tried it years ago on an XP system, must have been v1, and did not like it as much as Firefox then. I installed v2 and quite like it. It seems much faster than Firefox 3 on my system.
it is faster on my vista system, i like maxthon a lot just went to 2 and am liking it so far
I've tried Maxthon two, and while it does render pages a little faster, it's just not yet usable for me. Maybe one day.