Netstep
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| Developer(s) | Utach Computación |
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| Stable release | 2010 PS13
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| Repository | |
| Development status | Discontinued in 2010 |
| Operating system | Microsoft Windows |
| Engine | |
| Size | 11.8MB |
| Available in | Spanish |
| Type | Web browser |
| License | MPL/GNU GPL/GNU LGPL/Additional Notices |
| Website | Official website (in Spanish) |
Netstep Navigator (formerly FuegoWeb) was a Latin American fork of Mozilla Firefox. In addition to installing the browser, several plugins are also installed automatically. The browser is discontinued and this indirect successor is the Utach Netstep Firefox, a Firefox browser distribution.
Features
Netstep Navigator was similar to Mozilla Firefox browser. The only notable differences with Firefox are the change in logos and pictures, and the inclusion of various accessories like an integrated download manager for video and audio from YouTube, custom themes, default window transparency when used with Windows Aero and others.
From version 1.90, FuegoWeb Preloader was included, a program that loads on startup various components of the browser to run faster.
Since the 2.0.x series, Utach renamed the browser, in addition to changes in supplements including more social tools like Yoono. Utach published both FuegoWeb 2.0 as Netstep the same day so to imply that though both are officially Netstep side projects, Netstep is the successor of FuegoWeb.
From 2010, the support was abandoned and the official website no longer exists. In 2013, Utach released a new Mozilla Firefox distribution called Netstep Firefox, might be considered his successor.
Original Netstep Navigator was only available in Spanish, current Netstep Firefox is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Requirements
For its operation, you need to use the Windows XP operating system on (Windows Vista and Windows 7 Aero to transparent effect). While so far only have binaries for Windows, according to the official site it is compatible with GNU / Linux using Wine.
External links
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