From the review on Techcrunch:
<< This is how Lunascape works: Users can toggle between rendering engines by either right-clicking tabs or by clicking on the engine switcher button on the bottom left of the screen. If you have figured out which engine works best for a page, Lunascape lets you force the page to use that engine for future visits via a pull down menu (Lunascape CEO Hidekazu Kondo calls this “semi-automatic” engine switching). >>
http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/11/25/lunascape-browser-firefox-internet-explorer-and-chrome-all-in-one/ |
Interesting idea. Not sure it's worth it for most users as it's a pretty technical thing to switch rendering engines. However it might solve some bugs for some of us, e.g. lately YouTube always hangs Firefox when I leave a video during play. On the other hand, not sure if most people like to have a browser wrapper, as it might add some bloat... |
