Minimo is a mobile web browser under development by Mozilla, maker of FireFox and Thunderbird.  The long-term goal of Mozilla is to make Minimo the browser of choice on small devices, or machines with limited system resources.  Features include tabbed browsing, JAVAscript support, social bookmarking, RSS and widget/extension support.

 

NetFront Browser v3.4 for Pocket PC was developed based on standard Internet protocols and supports the latest standard markup languages: HTML (HyperText Markup Language), XHTML (eXtensible HyperText Markup Language), and WAP2.0 (WML1.3).  It also can display pages to which CSS (Cascading Style Sheet), ECMAScript (JavaScript), DOM (Document Object Model), or DHTML (Dynamic HTML) has been applied, and provides powerful features similar to a PC browser.

 

With Opera on your Pocket PC, you can surf the same Web sites as you do on your personal computer. The Opera 8 mobile Web browser for Windows Mobile is designed with speed and ease-of-use in mind. Features included tabbed browsing, small screen rendering, navigation history, bookmarks, pop-up handler, landscape and portrait modes, and more.

 

PIEPlus is a plug-in for Pocket Internet Explorer (Internet Explorer Mobile), the browser included in the Windows Mobile operating system. PIEPlus adds several useful functionalities to Internet Explorer Mobile such as dragging, tabbed browsing and page optimization.

 

The ThunderHawk Web browser from Bitstream, offers a familiar desktop browsing experience on your Pocket PC, so you can easily:

Unlike other mobile browsers, ThunderHawk doesn't relying on WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) or cHTML (Compact HyperText Markup Language). Simply stated, you can finally view your favorite Web sites just as they look on your desktop.  Includes full Java support.