2000cities 3D browser: The 2000cities browser offers attractive interactive 2D and 3D surfing.
404Browser: Built with productivity, speed, and security in mind. Some of the features include a note pad, agents that learn, pop-up and ad blocking , privacy protection, and bookmark management. [Windows]
Activator Desk: Internet desktop and browser program for a fast, secure, Internet. It may be used for simple child-safe filtering, or as an advanced security shield, preventing tampering and unauthorized access to both conventional programs and questionable Internet content.
Amaya: W3C's open source browser/editor for testing and evaluating new standards. Supports XHTML, MathML, SVG and CSS.
AtomNetPE: Mini Internet browser. Browses also zipped files. Can run from a floppy disk.
AuctionTamer: Customized tabbed Internet browser with a built-in auction item watch list
Brand-X Browsers: Listing of non-standard and little-known browsers, including historical references.
Browse Happy: Encourages switching from Internet Explorer to a number of strong alternative products.
Browzar: Lightweight web browser with no history, cache, cookies or other features that might leave an audit trail on the client PC.
Buzz 3D: Browser that displays websites in a 3D display, showing 48 different websites simultaneously, and pre-loads multiple instances of all pages, allowing the user to read one page, while the others continue to load in the background.
CamSnoopFree: A webcam image viewer that downloads images from the web and displays them as a slideshow.
Cartagio: Professional business browsers for web researchers and collaboration software for business and technology users.
DocZilla: Browser with support for SGML, XML, HyTime, CALS tables, RDF, and XLink based on the Mozilla Gecko rendering engine.
Express: An open source web browser. It is part of the Gnome project, and requires the gtk-XmHTML widget.
Flock: Based on the open source Mozilla code, but with the capacity to write to the Web.
Grail: An extensible Internet browser written in Python. It runs on Unix, and, to some extent, on Windows and Macintosh.
HotJava: Discontinued Java based browser by Sun.
Leech: High-speed offline web browser for Windows 95/98/NT/2000.
Metabrowser: IE-based Web browser displays and edits HTML 4.0 metadata. Public domain version supports browsing of Web pages and metadata.
NavRoad: Compact offline HTML viewer, runs off a floppy and requires no winsock.dll. Users can view HTML files anytime.
NCSA Mosaic: The original graphical browser, with an interesting site map feature. Development ceased in January 1997. Supports only HTML 3.2, and cannot navigate to virtual domain names.
NetCaptor: Internet browser for power-users that opens sites in separate tabs.
Netomat: With netomat, the user has a dialogue with the Internet. You can ask the net a question using natural language. netomat responds by flowing text, images and audio from the net to your screen.
Off By One: A small, fast, free standalone 1.1MB web browser with HTML 3.2 support. Can be run from a CD or network.
Optimized For No One: Links to and brief descriptions of a large number of browsers for all platforms.
QNX Voyager: For QNX OS and embedded devices.
SurfPanel: Animated desktop portal and browser assistant.
The Browser News: A weekly newsletter that gives you news about browsers, helps you find browsers old and new, and provides internet statistics.
The Chameleon Web Browser: [Windows] Advanced features with a small download filesize.
Turbo Browser: Maximizing efficiency by merging the management of local and Internet resources, and web browsing.
WebGrab: A tool that allows the user to quickly and easily download webpage elements such as images, html, applets, java applets, shockwave or director animation. WebGrab is not an offline-browser but rather a tool for webpage and ftp element downloading.
WebMiner: Internet bulk downloader.
WebStripper: Free offline browser. Copy websites and browse offline. Lists downloaded sites by category.
WebsurfACE: A freeware web browser based on Microsoft Internet Explorer.