Early user experience of the cheetah browser (1)

I. trial experience

The cheetah browser is the first dual-core security browser, focusing on security, speed, and cool features. Yesterday, the cheetah browser started the internal test. If you want to experience this browser, you can download it from the official website of the Cheetah.

After downloading the installation file of the cheetah browser, I can't wait to start the experience. According to the official introduction, the cheetah browser embodies the painstaking efforts of Rigo Design, the world's top Design team, 8 designers optimized more than 100 elements and provided more than 10 visual effects and special operation effects. This can be seen from the installation and start of the cheetah. The entire installation process is smooth and fast.

After the installation is complete, let's embark on the cheetah journey. The cheetah interface is very simple. The main menu is in the upper left corner. You can enter a URL in the smart address bar to access or enter text search. The function bar on the top of the interface is composed of dark colors and Orange colors. The function is highlighted in orange and removed from the favorites. Other complex functions are hidden, allowing users to focus fully on the webpage content.

When you use the cheetah browser for the first time, it will remind you to import to favorites. I tried to import six bookmarked folders (about 200 bookmarks) from Chrome, and the entire import process was completed instantly without waiting.

Right-click the Bookmarks Bar and choose hide from the shortcut menu. Click the cheetah icon in the upper-left corner of the browser to open the main menu. You can select "favorites" to display the favorite bar.

When you open multiple pages, the current tab uses the orange Candlelight for dizzy dyeing. This design is a simple but considerate design.

When using a browser, you must be concerned with speed. Based on the Chrome kernel, cheetah has made more than 100 improvements, and has made key Optimizations in terms of program startup, tag enabling, page forward and backward, and card-proof, and promised "30% faster than Chrome ". I opened more than a dozen web pages, including portals, video websites, searches, and social media websites. The overall speed is still very fast, and there is no stuck situation in use. When you close more than 10 tabs at the same time, the exit of the Cheetah does not exceed 1 second.

Another interesting thing is that when you download a file on a webpage, a circular cheetah Avatar jumps to the Download Manager icon on the right of the browser, which is very user-friendly. Click the download icon to check the download process, download file, and whether the file is at risk.

Because it is still in the internal test phase, the cheetah browser currently only provides the default skin. Click the skin management button in the upper right corner to view the skin currently in use. In future versions, cheetahs will provide more skins. You can select your favorite skins in the skin Management window.

There are also many dual-core browsers today, such as aoyou, but when you open a webpage, You need to manually switch the kernel mode, which is more or less troublesome. The cheetah browser is also a dual-core browser, but it is more intelligent to use. It has the high speed of Chrome and can also ensure the normal display of webpages by switching to the IE kernel. Its Intelligent switching engine solves the trouble of manual kernel switching. It automatically determines the page type based on the page code features and automatically selects different kernel engines to render the page.

HTML5 technology is now very popular, and various browsers have extended an olive tree to it. The cheetah browser also attaches great importance to the new Web technology and supports HTML5 perfectly. Let's take a look at WebGL Water through an HTML5 feature. Cheetahs can smoothly render water waves and light and shadows, from the sparkling water surface to completely static, so that you feel that you are watching a pool of spring water.