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Gweb is the future of the internet, from Google. It has the familiar Google search bar at top right, with available search options from images to videos to groups. The Gweb browser organizes all of your information; your favorites, your history, even your search results, all available through the browser itself.

Gweb also intergrates Gmail and Google Talk right into the interface. There's a little box right above the search bar that you can click on and you'll suddenly have all of your Gmail contacts ready to email to, chat with, talk with, and even video chat with.

Also built in is Google's award-winning web accelerator, speeding up your internet time up to 12%. But it doesn't end there. Gweb has an entire community full of extensions, add-ons, and themes that will never leave you bored with the look, feel, or functions of your browser.


Quick Facts

  • Cost: Free
  • Google Web Accelerator built-in for up to 12% faster browsing
  • Integration with other Google products like Gmail
  • Languages: Gweb is currently available in 40 languages: US and UK English, simplified and traditional Chinese, Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese.
  • Advanced history, favorites, and search history management system
  • Works with 98% of registered websites in the Google database (with proper extensions downloaded)
  • Search bar can search any Google search, and can be customized in-browser
  • Has a powerful security sytem to protect you from harmful viruses, trojans, and more

Screenshots

Gweb Interface
Gweb Interface

 Tabbed Browsing
Tabbed Browsing



Frequently Asked Questions
  1. Why should I use Gweb? What makes it different?
  2. How do I download Gweb?
  3. What about RSS feeds?
  4. I heard I can chat in Gweb too?
  5. What does Gweb do to prevent viruses, trojans, and hackers?

1. Why should I use Gweb? What makes it different?

Gweb is the browser of the 21st century. It is easier than ever to organize your information from emails, to chats, to history, to bookmarks. Everything is simple yet powerful in the Gweb interface. That's what makes Gweb different, the way it can organize information, not just the typical browsers, mind you, but you Gmail email, your Google Spreadsheets, your Google Maps are all tightly integrated into the Gweb interface, making your experience that much better.

2. How do I download Gweb?

Just head over to Web.Google.com, read a little bit of terms, and a little bit of service, and you'll be right on your way. Download is quick and easy, and once it's downloaded you can start syncing it with the other features of your Google account like Gmail, Google Groups, and more.

3. What about RSS feeds?

Gweb has got that to! After all, Google's goal is to help organize all of your information, so how could we leave out RSS feeds. There's a little RSS feed button between the search bar and the address bar that lights up orange when an RSS feed, is available, allowing you to add it to you Gweb feeds. Then, later you can go and edit you option in Gweb's built-in RSS feed reader!

4. I heard I can chat in Gweb too?

Yes, you can. Take a look at the first screenshot, right above the award-winning, but new and improved Google search bar you can see the little chat (and email) interface, that can open up and allow you to chat and send a quick email, in browser!

5. What does Gweb do to prevent viruses, trojans, and hackers?

We take the security of our users very seriously. In addition to virus protection that automatically scans your attachments in Gmail, Gweb updates every day to combat the latest viruses, trojans, and other nasty things out there. But instead of slowing down you computer while you're working, it does it in the backround, when you're NOT working, so you'll never miss a beat.


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