Stainless is a multi-process browser inspired by Google Chrome. Each tab runs in a separate process, which means: * Increased performance. Slow page loads (esp. due to plugins) can't affect the responsiveness of the browser, or of pages in other tabs. * Increased stability. Crashed pages can't bring down the browser. * Decreased memory usage. Once a tab is closed, the memory for that session is completely freed to the system. Like Chrome, Stainless also has tabs that can be dragged between windows, a unified address and search bar, and a private browsing mode.
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Very nice. It'll get more features as it ages. So far, It's not bad.
Really promising, hope to get new features soon, but still a really good browser and project. I warmly recommend it!
I love this browser. It's like a naked bike, while some other browser are more like fat, ugly, slow bikes with 20 mirrors, radio and other 'toeters en bellen' (pluginaddonlogoutcrap).
This browser is about moving on the internet. It's about action.
Not the browser but I am in control. This is rock'n'roll. Not some goody-goody, lotti-dotti, namby-hoity, wishy-pamby, toity-washy, dotti-lotti browser.
And it will get better!
I like to use this to run Flash apps all day, like Pandora... rather than hogging memory in Safari.
Definitely needs more features. Too bare to even consider...
Seems good, doesn't crash. Great speed, But it needs more dam features.
promising browser. doesn't crash. and fast.
Very promising, the developer has decided to proceed with the development of this browser and a 1.0 release should be eminent, looking forward to it, the browser has already now got bookmarks implemented however history is still lacking.
I love this browser! Not feature rich, but makes up for it in speed.
This is a great application, not ready for me to switch yet, however very promising. It is a very cut down built to model Google's Chrome for OS X using webkit.