Dolphin Browser HD 5.0 is a veritable trickster of a mobile browser. You can change this Android app's look and feel through custom themes, add capability with Add-ons, or even navigate by gesture. When you encounter a pesky mobile site, you can don a disguise—for example, an iPad's veneer—to unlock the un-cropped page. Flummoxed by Flash? No more, so long as you're running Dolphin and Android 2.2. While I eagerly await a Dolphin-specific syncing service—such as Opera Link or Mozilla Sync—for the moment, the browser's support for Google Bookmarks suffices. If you're fishing for the UI sensibilities of Firefox 4 (Free, 2.5 stars) and the multimedia aptitude of Opera Mobile 11 (Free, 3.5 stars), reel in Editors' Choice pick Dolphin Browser HD 5.0.
Dress for the Occasion
For those accustomed to the stock Android browser, Dolphin is a fluid transition. Users can access everything from bookmarks to browsing history by clicking the phone's Menu button. Moreover, Dolphin mimics FireFox: swiping in from the left bezel reveals a Bookmarks drawer; swiping from the right unveils Add-ons and Themes, should you care to dress your browser for holidays—be it Christmas or Halloween Orange.
Dress for the Occasion
For those accustomed to the stock Android browser, Dolphin is a fluid transition. Users can access everything from bookmarks to browsing history by clicking the phone's Menu button. Moreover, Dolphin mimics FireFox: swiping in from the left bezel reveals a Bookmarks drawer; swiping from the right unveils Add-ons and Themes, should you care to dress your browser for holidays—be it Christmas or Halloween Orange.
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