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With the browser market dominated by Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer you could be forgiven for thinking that small browsers have little to offer. But Qupzilla, a multi-platform Qt-based web-browser, is worth taking for a spin. It boasts features comparable to Chrome and Firefox, yet uses less resources than either. The webkit wonder, developed by Czech Linux user David Rosca, doesn’t reply on any KDE dependencies – thus making it an ideal solution for the performance and space conscious. Features Qupzilla is more than able to hold its own against the market leaders when it comes to features, boasting: - Native look + theme support One window History, Bookmarks manager and RSS Reader Integrated AdBlock support Private browsing Speed-dial Configurable interface Set your search engine Chrome and Firefox bookmark importing The speed-dial in particular is extremely well implemented, boasting drag n’ drop positioning, hover over controls, etc. Bookmarking sites