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UC Browser 7.8 to Win from User Experience Details

Today, UCWeb announced the new release of its UC Browser 7.8 for Symbian, Android, Java & WindowsMobile. In this version, UC Browser initiated the “View Image” mode in the first place in the mobile browser industry, and keeps the core competency of UC Browser as always to bring a faster browsing experience to users.
For the Android users, after the UC 7.2, UCWeb updated the new version to UC 7.8, with upgrade to stability, speed, UI and many more features.
“View Image” Mode
There are lots of images filled in the internet world, mainly aims to attract users’ attention. However, the widely welcomed image content in PC is not such attractive in mobile handset. Due to the size & quality of the image and the network condition, to view the image in handset is not so easy and in good experienced compare to PC. Thanks to the UC Browser 7.8, all these problems solved, with the new function of “View Image” mode, users can get the similar experience in their handset as what they do in PC to view image easily.
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"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
30% Speed Improvement for Java
Compare to UC Browser 7.7, the speed for browsing increase again for about 30%, continuously keep UC Browser’s leading position for speed among opera mini, bolt browser, skyfire.
Basic Function Optimization
UC Browser for symbian optimized the management to bookmark, such as move & delete, symbian v3/v5 can create multiple level directory, manage bookmarks directly, especially symbian v3 added the “mark” function.
UC Browser for Java support “remember current page” & “clear all browser history” operation, close tab with right bottom, open the “menu” operation while loading page, to make more smooth operation in low level handset.
Android 7.8 newly released
With the miss after UC 7.2, UC Browser for Android showed its new face in UC 7.8 version. By focusing on the continuous innovation, the new version is having a totally new look from the core features to user interface. May you enjoy it?
Every version upgrade of UC Browser is focus on how to improve users experience by speed and operation. Users can enjoy the high quality mobile life with UC Browser 7.8. To download, please visit www.ucweb.com by PC or wap.ucweb.com by handset.
Download Links
UCBrowser-V7-8-0-95-JAVA-Signed-jad
UCBrowser-V7-8-0-95-JAVA-Unsigned-jar
UCBrowser-V7-8-0-95-S60V2-sis
UCBrowser-V7-8-0-95-S60V3
UCBrowser-V7-8-0-95-S60V5
UCBrowser-V7-8-0-95-Android-pf139-en-us-release-Build11071213-apk
UCBrowser-V7-8-0-95-PPC2005-cab

help
hey..i cant download the pocket pc version...nor its letting me update to 7.8 ..sayin ur browser is up-to-date.
please help and if u can paste the link for ppc version
thnks in advance

dazzle7819 said:
hey..i cant download the pocket pc version...nor its letting me update to 7.8 ..sayin ur browser is up-to-date.
please help and if u can paste the link for ppc version
thnks in advance
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Sorry bro the official site was getting updated.
Here is your file.
UCBrowser-V7-8-0-95-PPC2005-cab

[Battery Usage Screenshot] Post It Here

Hey guys,
So, I am using the LG P990 2x on Cyanogenmod nightly build number 149. I am trying to see what your battery usage is like for all of you and what you do/did to get a high power drain or low power drain. The screenshot was taken at 1% battery remaining and I have also included the list of apps I have installed (will include it shortly).
Can you post yours? Maybe some of us can diagnose why the battery drain is so high.
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Antivirus
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Quadrant Standard
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Quick Settings
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GPS Test
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My friend uses optimus 2x and it cant handle much, charged it for once... what about simply posting
Wifi
Display time on,brightness, auto rotation
Wifi/data time on... A lot of lg bloatware i saw on it. And it will be deleted soon.
2 hours display on, no heavy games or something, not much browsing,
Took 50 % battery.
Sent from my LT15i using xda premium

shtreber said:
My friend uses optimus 2x and it cant handle much, charged it for once... what about simply posting
Wifi
Display time on,brightness, auto rotation
Wifi/data time on... A lot of lg bloatware i saw on it. And it will be deleted soon.
2 hours display on, no heavy games or something, not much browsing,
Took 50 % battery.
Sent from my LT15i using xda premium
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Right. I will post that. I'm at 9 hours usage on my phone, without it being fully charged and my battery is still at 72& with me using the phone I regularly would. v10e firmware. I will post the screens you want.

Ok, on v10E ROM with the same usage (wifi keep alive on all the time) I got 1 day and 3 hours out of it. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to provide a screenshot as the v10E gave me a SOD and I had to take out the battery and restart. Maybe spart parts would show me the last battery time.

Useing it only as phone. Wifi for 15 min. and around 1 hour of calls. No games etc

[Q] Full screen IE on WP8 device

Can't find this information on forum. Is it possible to have IE open in fullscreen (hide bottom bar with address and button)?
I am trying to work with a specific website which works great, but need just few more pixels to fit perfectly.

Anyone? It seems really bad. Some websites are showing as if my screen is 300x200 pixels, I can't zoom out, I can't hide browser bar, it's simply unusable. Is that some DPI setting? Are there any setting in windows phone you can change?

Seriously there's no way to hide URL bar in mobile browser? There's fullscreen view in every browser on my 27" monitor but I have to always see this bar in 4" small mobile screen?

You can't hide the bottom bar.
Concerning the inability to zoom out - that is something that some pages define using CSS in their mobile views. It might be worth it to try loading the page with the browser set to use the Desktop view. In the end many web developers do a terrible job in supporting mobile IE (which most likely still is because they have been hating IE6 for a long time).

vartp said:
Can't find this information on forum. Is it possible to have IE open in fullscreen (hide bottom bar with address and button)?
I am trying to work with a specific website which works great, but need just few more pixels to fit perfectly.
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Nah, when I want to see something full screen, I use UC Browser.

it is not possible to hide the bar. Coz phone has always limitation on their system os.

globetel said:
it is not possible to hide the bar. Coz phone has always limitation on their system os.
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Again, use UC Browser....

How is uc browser compared with say chrome on iOS or android?
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app

I don't have any experience with Chrome on iOS and although I do use Chrome on ICS, I prefer Boat or Dolphin.
Still, It's better to compare it to a mixture of Opera Mini and Opera mobile. There's a lot more features in UC Browser than IE (full screen, bookmark management and sync, orientation lock) and there are some features to help data usage on slower connections (like Opera Mini). Without using benchmarks, browsing is smooth, the launcher page is nice and the password saving is available should you want it. I wish that they would figure out a way to add flash (because there are apps to view flash videos on WP 7 and WP8) since I know that IE 10 wont.
Chrome in my opinion is a little clunky if you're not running it on a Nexus class device. I would be remiss if I didn't mention that it doesn't run background music and it doesn't run under lock, two things IE DOES do.

Well I was trying out IE on an 8X on WiFi today and it seemed to load pages faster than my nexus 7. But then i was only loading a page at a time but still it seems smoother and faster.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app

IE actually has a really good rendering engine. It does not support some features that are in Webkit (most of those are in experimental status though - but that has never kept Web Devs from using them anyway) but it is quite fast.
What is somewhat limited in the view of many is the functionality surfaced through it's UI. There are alternative browsers in the Marketplace that use IEs engine and add some UI enhancements along the way. For me personally the regular UI is good enough.

StevieBallz said:
IE actually has a really good rendering engine. It does not support some features that are in Webkit (most of those are in experimental status though - but that has never kept Web Devs from using them anyway) but it is quite fast.
What is somewhat limited in the view of many is the functionality surfaced through it's UI. There are alternative browsers in the Marketplace that use IEs engine and add some UI enhancements along the way. For me personally the regular UI is good enough.
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Well said. I bounce between IE, UC and other apps that run flash for my needs but that may not be ideal for everyone.

[GUIDE][REFERENCE][420PLACEBO4LYFE]Nexus 7 which browser is fastest - synthetic SPEED

Good evening, ladies and gents. Today I present to you a set of data, along with some of my interpretations of what it might mean. By all means, these results do not dictate what browser you should use, but with these results, I hope to provide some information that may or may not influence your choice of browser.
Now, let's get on to the raw numbers.
I conducted a total of five different tests with each browser. The results are as follow:
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"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Now, about how these tests were performed. My device was, of course, a Nexus 7. Here are the system settings:
CPU @ 51 MHz up to 1.300 GHz with touchdemand governor, 4 cores enabled
GPU @ 416 MHz
BFQ IO Scheuler with 2048k Read Ahead Buffer Size
WiFi High Performance is Off, Smart Dimmer is off, FSYNC is On, ZRAM is off.
ROM is latest ParanoidAndroid Nightly (March 7, I believe)
Kernel is M-Kernel A-38, stock voltages
As for the tests themselves, they were performed through these steps to ensure accuracy and precision:
1. Close all open background apps (multi-tasking menu)
2. Open browser.
3. Search for the benchmark on google
4. If there is a preloader, click that
5. Run the benchmark
Note:
1. The theverge.com test is much more prone to errors as there are many more variables involved, such as download speeds, human error, and the like. I'm not a gamer so my reaction speeds are not the fastest.
Now, a look at the numbers.
I speculate that all of the browsers that received a 304 score on HTML5test use the same version/modification/flavor of webkit. Chrome Beta and Firefox Nightly received different numbers of points and bonus points so those two are obviously not the same, even without knowledge of ionmonkey and the different cores of the two browsers. After a little bit of digging, I found that Opera beta and Chrome seem to use the same webkit (although possibly opera implemented better HTML5 support). whatismybrowser.com reports both browsers as Chrome 25, and the scrolling lag in Chrome is also present in Opera. Chrome beta is recognized as chrome 26, and most of the other browsers register as just "Android Browser on Nexus 7".
Now, as for benchmark bias, there certainly is some. Kraken was made by Mozilla (same people who made firefox), Octane was made by google (obviously, chrome), and Sunspider was made by webkit (every browser listed uses a variant of webkit, except firefox nightly (?)). You can decide for yourself whether this has any impact on the scores.
Another point to bring up, is that scores do not equate to smoothness in any way. There is exactly zero relationship between benchmark score and smoothness of a browser, on the android platform. Chrome, while appearing to get decent scores, is, in mine and many others' experiences, horribly laggy, whereas sleipnir, one of the lower scoring browsers, scrolls much more smoothly.
I might update this with a browser that you want, if this gets popular enough, or if you ask nicely.
Graphs were made with excel 2013.

This is AWESOME! Thanks so much! I'm working on a Drive Spreadsheet to work out which one ranks the highest.
EDIT: Here's the spreadsheet LINK

Just going by the way they feel to use and not benchmark numbers, I say the AOSP browser is best.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk 2

[Q] What is the best browser for Moto X?

ps. I searched in forum and google before this and it didn't help either.
As in speed wise? I tested it all and I wanted to know peoples opinion. I have adaway and don't need no adblocker extension for browser. I tried doing the tests for each browser but it didn't actually help. And this is in speed and without lag. I noticed ever since I switched to Android I sense browser lag on sites like yahoo gizmodo engadget (loading comments) etc etc. Opinions?

Well my browser is ; Cm brower and i love it! Really fast and can custamiz a lot! Give it a try
Envoyé de mon Moto X en utilisant Tapatalk

Dolphin Browser for me.
Sent from my XT1052 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

Chrome seems perfect for me. Allows me to send pages to and from my Desktop PC and syncs my bookmarks.

Chrome is good, is there a way to use it in full screen mode?

Puffins

Chrome Beta

Dolphin. You can set a home page, flash video works, touching a link automatically opens it in a new tab, pinch/zoom reflows the text to fit the screen (no scrolling from side-to-side, but not active on all sites).

Opera browser is the best for me with UC browser being a close second.
I won't use a mobile browser without good text reflow.

I found Firefox to have the best fluidity with vertical scrolling.

I use Naked Browser Pro. It's fast, has great features, and no bloat.

Boat Browser HD. Great at padding out useless spaces in pages. Also allows full xda editing/uploading.
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"lightbox_share": "Share",
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"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
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+1 for Boat, free and simple good browser. id give dolphin a good rating if theyed stop changing where things are.. just to change... no need for that.. as bad as the gmail app.. some dipchit feels the need to change things just to change them... stupid.

scorpion667 said:
I found Firefox to have the best fluidity with vertical scrolling.
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i'm surprised people are using FF. the ONLY reason i installed FF was for Flash compatibility and even then it crashed more times than ran.
Chrome Beta for me. It's the closest to a desktop experience, plus the "tracking" between all of my devices is what's important to me. being able to pick up a site from a different device, open closed tabs from a different device, etc.

Maxthon HD is my favorite but on 444 it is too buggy. Boat HD comes closest.

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csos95 said:
I use Naked Browser Pro. It's fast, has great features, and no bloat.
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+1
It has extensive but well designed gesture customizations -in the paid version only- that not even Dolphin has (NCI).

Is dolphin the only browser with flash working properly in KitKat still?

I was a Naked Pro user too, but now it does not support Flash any more So switched to Opera, it isn't bad.
But the scrolling performance of Firefox is unmatched, the only thing keeping me from using it is a weird problem actually, whenever I comment something on GSMArena blog page, when I hit enter on my Swype keyboard it doesn't add a line, but just keeps adding a space instead of adding a line! Weird! It could be the Swype keyboard rather than Firefox itself, still. Maybe other keyboards work fine, but there's no point in trying as I'll never use another keyboard other than Swype. Wish it worked, really like the browser.