Srware iron browser new beta

SIW2 · 02 Jul 2009

Whats the difference beetwen Iron and Chrome?

Chrome thrilled with an extremely fast site rendering, a sleek design and innovative features. But it also gets critic from data protection specialists , for reasons such as creating a unique user ID or the submission of entries to Google to generate suggestions. SRWare Iron is a real alternative. The browser is based on the Chromium-source and offers the same features as Chrome - but without the critical points that the privacy concern.

The current version of Google Chrome uses Version 530.5 of the Rendering-Engine WebKit, how the Browserstring tells. In Iron we obviously use the most actual WebKit-Version (530.9).

SRWare Iron - The Browser of the Future

holo88 · 02 Jul 2009

intresting. site looks fishy, full of typeo's and such, not very pro. anyone use this yet?

SIW2 · 02 Jul 2009

Yep - been using it a while- very fast

That page is translated.

johngalt · 02 Jul 2009

The SWIron is Chrome without all the Google snooping in the background - if you like chrome, you'll love Iron.

SIW2 · 02 Jul 2009

Hi john - nice to see you back.

This beta works well on 7 x64 - so far for me.

Uber Philf · 02 Jul 2009

looks like this might be a great contender for my 2nd browser :), ima give it a shot :P

johngalt · 02 Jul 2009

Thanks, SIW2 - been a busy summer (and it's only begun for me)...

I have a 4 day weekend, what with the American Independence day celebrations on Saturday, so I figured I finally had time to poke my head in here.

As for Iron - yeah, it and 10 other browsers all work well for me on 7100 x64....

SIW2 · 02 Jul 2009

You tipped me off about Iron in the first place - quite a while back - thanks for that.

Enjoy those 4 days.

johngalt · 02 Jul 2009

Lol - had forgotten about that.

Dinesh · 02 Jul 2009

The only difference that i know between these two is they are build on Chromium code.