Free browsing software for linux

Improved offline web browsing package contains:
- improved / bug-fixed offline browsing for Konqueror and other application that use kde http io slaves.
- Improved / bug-fixed web browsing for low-bandwidth connections.
- Improved / bug-fixed detection of cross-domain requests
- Referer-Urls are not send cross-domain (configurable)
Requires sources for kdelibs, kdebase and kdeaddons. If you use German localization, you will probably want sources for kde-i18n-de, too.
Webpages with enabled javascript may not work 100% when browsing offline completely.
Version restrictions:
- None that are not present in the original http slave.
- Webpages with javascript enabled may not work with offline browsing.

Newsbinripper is a set of shell scripts that works as a frontend to nget and other tools (unrar, id3info, file, mogrify, and par2repair) to automate the process of downloading daily updates from usenet, and generate a customizable Web site with galleries or an easy-to-navigate folder structure for standard file browsing.
Enhancements:
- Various bugfixes were made.
- An easy-to-browse folder output option was added, to be used either alongside or instead of the Web interface.

DB2-JMIN is a Web-Based/Desktop DB2 client (general-purpouse), inspired on phpMyAdmin. DB2-JMIN runs on Tomcat 5.5 or SWING with JDK 1.5 (Multi-plataform, Schema Browsing , Multiple DB2 OS support, Tables Browsing, Tables Structure, SQL Query editor)

SkipStone is a Gtk+ Web Browser that embeds Mozillas rendering component Gecko. SkipStone aims to be light and fast with few dependencies.

SkipStone is currently under heavy development, but its progressing quickly and coming along nicely. It provides a nice and simple configurable interface, bookmarks and all of the other mandantory browsing features.

Downloading is handled by SkipDownload by default, a Gtk+ frontend to the famous web downloading utility wget. However, if you prefer to use other download utilities / managers, this option is configurable.

Mail and external url handlers are also handled by external applications which can be configured to the users choice, leaving SkipStone to do what it does best - browsing.

Bazaar-GTK is a GTK+ frontend for the Bazaar version control system.
The project provides Nautilus integration and a stand-alone application for browsing Bazaar branches.
Provided Commands
- gcommit
- gdiff
- visualise
- gannotate
- gbranch
Provided classes
- GAnnotateWindow
- GCommitDialog
- CloneDialog
- DiffWindow
- BranchWindow (Visualisation)

BlueOrganizer is an extension which provides browsing and personalization technology for Firefox.

The blueorganizer is smart browsing and personalization technology for Firefox. It makes the browser aware of everyday objects like books, movies, wines, restaurants and much more.

The blueorganizer helps you automatically collect these object from many popular sites, manage them and instantly find related information.

A handy sidebar adds an entirely new layer to bluemarked sites and products, providing one-click access to product reviews, tag searches, related sites and more.

All your data is securely stored on Amazon S3 and is automatically synchronized between all your computers. The blueorganizer takes us all one step closer to the promise of semantic web and ultimate productivity.

TECOAS project is an application to interactively browse and discuss a document.

It is intended to assist with the co-authoring of papers with remote partners, but is also adapted to small seminars and online discussions.

Its main functions are shared browsing of a document, the sharing of annotations, and a chat system with support for mathematical formulae (using LaTeX).

It works on any system with JRE1.4 and Ghostscript.