14 DAY TRIAL // A new flavor of Dolphin Browser HD is now available for download for users of Android-based devices, namely the beta2 version, which arrives shortly after the first beta iteration of the application.
The new Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 comes with a wide range of enhancements when compared to previous variants of the application, and the new releases are meant to improve the experience it can offer even more.
The team behind the application notes that the new release is based on the feedback they received from those who already downloaded and installed the application on their devices.
“According to your feedbacks on beta1, Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta2 keeps on optimizing UI and performance,” the company notes.
Some of the main enhancements that the new version of the mobile browser comes with include:
- Brand new design of Bookmark side bar: move add bookmarks button and search button from top to bottom; change Quick Menu Display - Change items in Quick Menu: remove Downloads, and change to Settings. - Fix bugs occurred in beta1: crash when using manage space to clear data; visiting pages via Most visited section in new tab does not work, and etc.
The team, of developers also notes that they are committed to delivering a great application to users, and that the availability of more than one beta version is a proof of that.
The Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 bring a shift in the company's approach to user experience, and it would make it into the Android Market only when they would be certain that everything would be as good as it should be.
“We sincerely hope that we can make it as good as we can. So we won’t release it to Android Market until we are 100% sure that it is good and stable enough,” the company notes.
“Hope you will understand us. And there is another thing that we need your attention: hope you can give us more feedbacks on new UI design.”
Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta2 is available for download from Softpedia as well, via this link. Do not forget to provide the necessary feedback on you experience with the browser, so that the developers would know what needs to be changed.
