Fastest browser in the World under construction!

koolbluez · 08-04-2007, 06:45 PM

Opera might not b the fastest browser in the world for long. A Hakia search for the fastest browser in the world gave me a surprising result. The fastest browser in the world, right now, as we all know (& well popularized by the site itself) is Opera. Expecting a result on the same, I just did a Hakia search & was shocked to see another guy in place of Opera. Someone by the name of AuroraBrowser!

As every sane person with a lil browser knowledge'll care to ask... I too had a doubt.. & asked Google regd the same.
This is what is known of the would-be fastest browser of the world

As we all know, browsers need big teams of people to make & develop, but this one's special. Developed by a 12 year old kid by the name of Mateusz Rajca, this is a 20000+ line browser written in C# and has new tab controls, more viewing space, network diagnostics & faster performance than IE. AuroraBrowser is currently under development with 93% done according to the young author.

I thought it to be an IE based browser, but the 20k lines of code put me into doubt that maybe, just maybe.. the browser is made from scratch. That is an incredible effort keeping the age of the developer in mind.

From what I decipher, the guyz a MS maniac, with MS written all over his pages & software. There is a small suspicion that the code was written in .net, not C#. Time'll tell that anyway. If everything goes well for the kid, we've the future IE in the AuroraBrowser, no doubt.

There are several screenshots on the installation part. But I got a shot of the browser, though. The user interface is very well designed in my opinion and is adapted to the Windows Vista interface.
Opera, Firefox & the lot.. tie ur shoelaces & prepare for battle.. a 12 year kid's comin ur way

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Credits to Hakia search engine for the find

anandk · 08-04-2007, 07:25 PM

thanx 4 d info

planetcall · 08-04-2007, 07:25 PM

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There is a small suspicion that the code was written in .net, not C#. Time'll tell that anyway.

doesn't make sense to me.

koolbluez · 08-04-2007, 07:27 PM

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There's been talk online as C# in one site... .net in another

I dunno both... so no idea which or what is right

gaurav_indian · 08-04-2007, 07:29 PM

@koolbluez good and useful info always.

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Originally Posted by koolbluez

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There's been talk online as C# in one site... .net in another

I didn't see the code.. right

C# works with .net sir.

koolbluez · 08-04-2007, 07:29 PM

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Arrey.. tu beta geek bangaya

Does it mean that u crossed the AlphaGeek level or that ur beta is a geek

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C# works with .net sir.

Well.. I'm not a .net/C# programmer... just know a lil Java, heard that .net is the visual equivalent of Java... & not much idea on C#... so was/am not in a position to decide what...

gaurav_indian · 08-04-2007, 07:30 PM

jab thunderbird alpha geek ho sakta hai toh main beta geek kyu nahi.

Third Eye · 08-04-2007, 09:12 PM

Thanks for the info

aakash_mishra · 08-04-2007, 09:20 PM

thanks for the info

abhi1301 · 08-04-2007, 09:34 PM

dude .. how long is it gonna take ??

NIGHTMARE · 08-04-2007, 09:45 PM

gr8 one

Shasanka_Gogoi · 08-04-2007, 09:46 PM

Will XP support it? It really looks cool! Thanx

planetcall · 08-04-2007, 11:43 PM

Microsoft.NET is the environment/container/framework which allows programs to be developed using the languages like C# , VB.NET , J# , VC++.NET and other more than 40 languages. So a program developed in .NET is same as a program developed in C# but later is a type of specialization over a generalized term .NET. I hope it was clear. For more info visit Wikipedia or MSDN.