Nowadays, the web browser is one of the most used applications on our computer. That’s why we have a huge number of options when choosing a browser, but Vole Internet Expedition offers some unusual features. The tool lets you switch between several designs, group pages using “scenes” technology, and memorize and restore sessions.
Getting to Know the Interface
Once you download the application from its official site, you’ll see a minimalist design and several options that might be confusing, but don’t worry because its use is simple. Its menu is icon-based, which you’ll find at the top, and on the right side of its interface you’ll see your browsing history and favorites as a list.
To create a Learm Explorer and open the tabs you want, you’ll need to click on the open book icon and type the site address. From the “Display Themes” icon you can change the browser’s style with a single click. To create a “Work Explorer”, click on the briefcase icon and you can open as many tabs as you want.
You can also create a “VMC Explorer”, a “Live Explorer”, a “Leisure Explorer”, and use conventional browsing from “General Explorer”.
Managing Scenes
In the icons at the top left you’ll find the “Scene Manager”, “Explorer Manager”, and “Scene Page Shortcut”, and you can recover all the sites that were opened in the same “Scene” or save them so you can restore them later.
Vole Internet Expedition offers another type of user interface that might take some time to get used to, but once you get accustomed to it, you can take advantage of its features. In our tests it works stably, although the portable version gave us some problems.
Pricing and Requirements
The platform has a commercial version without limitations on “Scene” and “Explorer Projects” (10 and 100 for the free version).
Vole Internet Expedition is a free application, both executable and portable, available for Windows operating systems. (Requires .NET 4.0, Adobe Flash Player, PDF doc, and Microsoft Office 2002 or higher to open its files.)
