Firefox Hybrid: http://xetbox.com/programs/internet/bro ... fox-hybrid
Chrome Hybrid: http://xetbox.com/programs/internet/bro ... ome-hybrid
Opera Hybrid: http://xetbox.com/programs/internet/bro ... era-hybrid
The description is similar for the other two.Firefox Hybrid is a portable compilation based on the Firefox browser. It does not contain any advertising modules and is free of third party components and utilities. It was designed for sophisticated users with a multiprofile browser use. All profiles can be launched simultaneously and each one has its specific uses as below:
1. Classic - an ordinary lightweight version of the ordinary browser.
2. Home - gets rid of annoying floating banners and teasers.
3. Hybrid - optimized version for enhanced surfing.
4. Safe - hides IP address and user agent. All traces of user are deleted after closing the program.
Firefox Hybrid is portable, can be archived and safely launched from any carrier and PC.
Found this site and these "Hybrid" browsers by accident a while ago, forgot to post it here ... so here it is. Untested(!), however according to Xetbox:
Upon quick inspection they seem to be portable: Files > profiles stores preferences, extensions, bookmarks, session info, etc for each "mode" (Hybrid, Classic, Home, Safe).Features
- Portable and can be launched from any carrier.
- Leave no traces after browsing.