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Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 Public Beta2 Available for Download

 

Dolphin Browser has just announced that a new version of the application Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta2. After a private beta, an improve Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta 2 available for all users. The new version features a fresh UI changes, speed dial style new tab, Powerful bookmarks sidebar and faster browsing experience and more stable performance.

Here the details of Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta2:
Brand new design of Bookmark side bar bottom; change Quick Menu Display Change items in Quick Menu: remove Downloads, and change to Settings. ~Innovative UI changes: fresh tab color; more elegant and more modern settings interface, fantastic fluorescein effect of context menu.

~Speed dial style new tab: access your favorite site easily, undo your previously closed tabs, and tell your most visited sites history at a glance.
~Powerful bookmarks sidebar: Bookmarks, History and Most visited all listed,  quick menu to access feature settings.
~Sub-folder supported:
~Faster browsing experience and more stable performance: The Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 private beta is very unstable. However, this ver have fixed many random crash problems in this public beta version. Also, both launching speed and browsing speed get  optimized in this public beta version.

According to them, "All above are the general changes in Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta1, how do you think of them? We have prepared a short questionnaire. Hope you can tell your thoughts on Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta1 to us. Thanks for your cooperation!"

“No matter your suggestions or bug reports, all inspire and encourage us to improve Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 better. For all other users, we also thank you for your appreciation of Dolphin Browser HD. Now we are glad to share with you all the new changes in Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta,” the company notes.

Download Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta2:
Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta2.apk (2.1 MB)

(If asked for password, enter the password:-  onlytrick )


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