allows you to enhance the functionality of America Online, <A HREF=/Internet/Web_Browsers_and_Utilities/Browsers/Review_17790_index.html>Microsoft Internet Explorer</A>, and <A HREF=/Internet/Web_Browsers_and_Utilities/Browsers/Review_18606_index.html>Netscape Communicator</A>.
You can save a thumbnail image of a given Web page along with the URL and page title (PicMark); open any bookmark, favorite, or PicMark in a separate window by holding the Shift key while selecting it; and open multiple Web pages with a single mouse click.
You can also search specific items by the text in the title of a page or URL address, by the last access date or date range, by a last access time range, or by any combination of these.
BrowseAbility lets you automatically display the contents of closed folders, enabling you to open, for example, a URL nested 20 levels deep in closed folders with a single mouse click.
You can right-click any BrowseAbility object for a context menu, allowing you to open the page in your default browser, copy the URL to the Clipboard, and generate statistics about the object.
In addition, the program enables you to define hotkeys and screen hotspots to invoke common functions, supports drag-and-drop capability, features a Recycle Bin-like trash can function, and includes a sticky note utility.
BrowseAbility runs on
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/Windows 10/11
and is available under the
30-day Trial
license
— the installer is 1 MB.
We’ve catalogued it under
Browsing Tools.
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