Stefania.B  | 2008-03-10
Great browser
I was searching for another web browser, but not for a super popular one, just wanted to see how a not so used one would work. Anyway, I am surprised of how great enigma browser works. It has extra features, more than my usual web browser. Nothing out of the ordinary, it looks a lot like internet explorer and it also has tabs with which you can open many sheets. The tab for them is, different from IE or Mozilla, standing in the bottom of the window but as used, the shortcut keys are also Ctrl+T to open one. You can set up some settings, I haven’t found on Mozilla: you can select to play, or to block videos, pictures, sounds, you can enable to see flash animations. You have a shortcut key named edit where you can edit the internet page opened in an Excel, with FrontPage or with Word, so it can simplify your copy paste work. Also it helps you with translating what you don’t understand. You don’t have to search on another internet tab a dictionary because you can find it at “language” tab. You can look up in dictionaries predefined by them: Meriam webstar Dictionary, Meriam webstar Thesaurus, dictionary.com or real academy Espanola. Also here you have the option to translate the text with Google Translation or Bebelfish translation. The same translations you can use in translating the website. As the users of your web browser change they can choose the interface language in a list of 42 languages: English, French are ordinary but check out: Romanian, Ukrainian, Korean, Bahasa Melayu, Catalan, Galego and more. A feature I was excited (to fast) of was that you can check your email through just one click away for Outlook, Hotmail, Yahoo mail, Windows live mail. The disappointment part appeared when I click to check my Yahoo mail. The internet tab didn’t appear on Enigma Browser, it just opened a new tab in my Mozilla explorer.

bully  | 2007-09-17
Mozilla powerup
Enigmail, an extension of the Mozilla Thunderbird mail client, and Mozilla Seamonkey, provides users the access to authentication and encryption features provided by GNUPG. It allows you to encrypt or sign mails when sending, and to decrypt or authenticate the received mail. The Per-Identity encryption and signing defaults provide high security and confidence when sending e-mails, so your receipts will know the source is trusted. In an ever increasing spam world, this will prove a key asset to anyone trying to have his e-mails safe, and to make sure that they are not dumped in the spam box upon receiving. The high demand for such features made the Enigmail available for Windows, Max OSX and Linux X86-32 in only one official release file. Easy to install and use, great to keep.