A "skin" changes details of appearance of a program while continuing to
use the underlying program's functionality.  Sometimes a skin can add new
features, too.  (About 10 years ago, I built a crude skin for Adobe Acrobat
Reader using the Cello free browser -- that was before Adobe released their
browser plug-in.)
  So a "tabbed IE skin" provides "tabbed browser" functionality while
continuing to use IE to actually retrieve and render pages.

David Gillett


On 1 Sep 2005 at 13:42, Brenda Dencer wrote:

> What is a "tabbed IE skin?"  Avast is an antivirus program, right?  How will
> Avast solve the window sizing issue?
>
> Maxthon's website looks good, but will everything work if I discontinue
> using IE?  Is there some way to remove IE or is it just better to leave it
> alone?
>
> Any tips before I begin using Maxthon?
>
> Brenda Dencer
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Don Penlington" <[log in to unmask]>
> <Snip>
> >
> > The best solution is to use a tabbed IE skin such as Maxthon or Avast.
> > These have many additional benefits as well.

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