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AeroFox
aeroFox is a transparent web browser for Windows.This feature allows users to get a see through or glass-wall effect in the browser window.This is possibly the first browser to incorporate such a feature.This is an open source browser based on the Internet Explorer Platform.Its first version was released in October 2006.It was developed by Vivek Narayanan.


Features


* A Fully customizable transparent interface (0-90%)
* Google and SearchBars
* Encyption Bar indicating 5 different levels of encryption
* XML based bookmark library

Since it is based on the IE platforms it also includes all the features of the current version of IE installed on the users system.It requires .NET 2.0 Framework.


Coding Language
It has been developed using Microsoft's .NET framework 2.0 and has been coded in the VB language




Comments (1)
1. 07-03-2012 00:07
 
Hi JasonI agree with Anna on this one. If you have a donate bttuon then those who WANT to use it, will and those who don't want to use it won't.Of course you are not begging for anything. If people get behind your story and want to support you, then how can that be a bad thing? It isn't, in my opinion. It's a bit like a sponsored run, or something like that. People run every day (like people blog everyday) but when its for a good cause, and people hear about it, many people CHOOSE to support it.Many bloggers are blogging for financial reasons, and they have banner ads and what-have-you to help them to achieve their goals. You have made yourself unique, by putting your story out there and I think whoever chooses to support you with a donation, good on em. We can all help each other one way or another, and when good deeds flow, the world IS a better place.Now where's that bttuon? :0Take careJaycee
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