Download the program.

Features advertised in the comic book:

• Stable, quick, efficient.
• Clean interface.
• Open source (!).
• Independent threads for each tab.
  • More stable.
  • Pop-ups contained in tab.
• Better memory management.
• Better debugging of plug-ins.
• Huge test bed (automated testing against billions and billions of sample pages).
• Independent rendering engine (Webkit).
• Stratified security (user .. application elements).
• Gears: extensible API.

• Speed.
• Looks:
  • No title bar.
  • Maximum user space.
  • Default page rendering.
• Access to history: start page, back button.
• Omnibox (Omnibar?).
• Default font size.
• Great mouse feel:
  • + to open new tab.
  • Access to history.
• Application shortcuts (security).
• Keyboard shortcuts. Had to guess that there would be shortcuts.
• Shift-ESC: Task Manager.

• Edit problems (wiki, Angel)
• Few plugins or add-ons as yet. None of my Firefox favorites:
  • No-Script
  • Firebug
  • Weather
  • Foxmarks
  • Zotero
• No linux edition now (maybe never?)

• IE
• Firefox
  • Minefield (x64 version)
  • Prism (was Webrunner)
• Opera
• Safari (kissing cousins–they share Webkit)
• sundry linux browsers

Saulis.com:

• about:version - obviously version information (also accessible by chrome-resource:about/) * about:plugins - obviously installed plugins * about:histograms - hey I love this one! don't quite know what this all means though * about:dns - obviously just some DNS stats * about:cache, redirecting to view-cache: - list of cached documents, each viewable in HEX! * view-cache:stats - stats for cached documents * about:stats - obviously just some stats * about:network - that's an awesome tool! * about:internets - oh, an Easter Egg of a kind? look at the page title - The Tubes are Clogged! ;)) * chrome-resource:/new-tab/ - heh, a template for the empty tab page? * chrome-resource:/favicon/ - even favicons look like this in the Matrix ;) * chrome-resource:/thumb/http://www.saulis.com/ - this one generates the page thumbnails for the empty tab page * about:memory - nice memory stats * :% - yes, just this little bit crashes the browser, so don't try it unless you want to loose the opened tabs * about:crash - will display the default crash page banner