I've very busily been working on my Web browsing-specific article for the iPhone Life Buyers' Guide. To back up my printed article on the Web browsers, I've found it necessary to update the main chart of my main browser comparison and feature chart. It's available at http://www.winmobiletech.com/sekalaiset/08232010iOSWebBrowsers.html . As you can see from the bottom-most General verdict? row, I (still) recommend iCab Mobile the most. There are only few areas when some of the competition is better - e.g., Atomic at saving website-specific charsizes, which is just GREAT; or Journey and iBrowse, which, thanks to their otherwise pretty restrictive, serial-only tabbing mode, has a far more robust memory model with far less crashes on the iPad when you open more than three or four tabs. As I'm in the middle of a very exhausting iPhone / iPad programming lecture (I'm the lecturer, of course), I don't think I'll have any time to publish an explanation for the individual rows this week. However, if you've been reading my Web browsing-related articles (and my PDF reader-specific one at http://www.iphonelife.com/blog/87/ultimate-pdf-reader-roundup ), you'll find an answer to almost all your questions there until the full roundup text body is published. As usual, it'll be far more thorough than anything else ever published on the subject.
Great stuff! I love iCab, although it does not do very well with forums... the cursor disappears when I go into the "write" mode. And, there are issues with transfer to the app store using a link... leaves a window open - or course that is better than when there was an endless loop. Atomic Browser seems pretty good for just straightforward browsing - so I am using both of these and pretty happy. Thanks as usual for all your hard work.
