xScope Browser Pro - Web File

I really like using this browser. I still get some failed touch response after using flash, but it seems better. I do get frustrated that I have to reach to the top of the similar screen to search or use a anything in the control bar. An option to move the control bar/search box to the bottom of the screen would make this much easier and much more enjoyable to use.

Now that this browser has received some updates its better. I would like to suggest an idea. when i set the browser to "Darken" it would be great if the bookmarks page would become darkened too. its an EYE SHOCKER to have everything dark & then open the bookmarks and be blinded by the bright white screen!

Installed v7.27 on Galaxy S III. It's awesome, except one mayor issue. I am unable to open https sites with self-signed certificates. I hope it will be fixed soon. I have v6.5 on my GTP-1000 and that version can open https sites with self-signed certificates without any problems. Keep up the good work.

This brouser has single handedly helped me watch my beloved Discovery Channel vid's as well as other website video's. My LG Motion doesn't support Flash, so when I read about this app supporting it, I didn't hesitate getting the pro version. I couldn't be happier for the decision. :)

Very stable, as simple as a real computer. However, I agree, it would be great to change the icon look. This app is far better than you guys are making it look. I would suggest that once this browser gets caught on than it'll be something that every single tablet user will want. A+. Some of the hiccups will pan out with time and detailing. Asus Nexus 7

This was the best browser. I've used it since Android 2.2 on my original Moto Droid. But sadly there have been no updates for two years and it works poorly with Lollipop, with a lot of hangs and crashes. Finally getting ready to say goodbye to an old friend.

Tried Boat, Maxathon, Firefox, Chrome, Stock, Dolphin, Ninesky, and Opera. This is lightweight, fast, and powerful. I'm surprised it doesn't show up in more reviews on tech blogs. My only nit-pick is the icon is ugly.

Been using UC Browser and hating its cluttered UI and the way it loads when you open. This does everything UC Browser does without the excess mess. My complaints: main settings options do not work and it was a challenge finding the extra settings options. Hopefully the developers do not give up on this browser because it is not fully compatible with Kit Kat but has tremendous potential. Well worth the price if these issues were not present.

Now it just bombed. I bought this to use on my Nexus 7 so I could play Flash video. Worked great until the last update. Now it freezes or crashes every time I try to play a Flash Video. WTF. Fix this please and I will give it 5 stars again.

One important note. This is the only browser for Android that can manage auto text wrapping after zooming (2013, Opera did that. But not after they changed the web engine).

.. meaning open pages are lost. Bought it on the back of a recommendation, and wish I hadn't bothered. Lives up to speed + memory usage claims, but until deadlocks are fixed it's not worth paying for.

This is the browser that I always come back to. However, please give us a sign that the app is still alive and under development! I can't imagine using any other browsers.

I like xscope as it's the first mobile browser I downloaded. It makes full use of your screen and is otherwise a great browser. It lacks in many popular features of other browsers but has what you need and does it well.

For some reason when im viewing a web page it at times flickers from blank, to the page again. Idk why but it can be very anoying. Altho altogether I love this browser!

I've used xScope as my default Android browser since Cupcake and it's been great, the update to begin with took some getting used too but it's a welcome update all the same and integrates very well with ICS and Jelly Bean. I've given 4 stars for now, 5th when other integral features are added...

Pretty swift. Side swiping zoom stopped working and some odd moments of hanging. Overall pretty good. Would contact dev, but last time i wrote them they came off rather rude.

Had to switch browsers after text reflow was broken by Google. I wish this could be fixed as I really miss being able to Pin-swipe to switch tabs.

There is a bug within the browser that causes the browser to crash when you drag two fingers up, and this can be very annoying when you are looking at something important. There's is no way to turn it off as well. Other than that great browser

Haven't used this extensively yet but the point is it works with flash, even gives you the download link at startup, one tap and it installs it. Tests show it works flawlessly on Jelly Bean 4.2.1. what more can you ask for. First impression other than that: it appears to be fast. Could be prettier though but I'm willing to overlook that. Thanks for keeping Flash supported. :-)

The toolbar/web address bar system of operating can be horrible though. Having to pull down as a sperate movement every time I want to scroll down the page is annoying. This browser is lightening fast and smooth otherwise.

I don't know what's wrong with chrome, but man is scope fast. Please change the icon though and make the UI prettier. It really attracts more attention and buyers

A good browser overall. My only complaint is that the inverted rendering mode doesn't load all of the text on web pages. I'm visually impaired so this feature is important to me.

Works great! Fast browser capable browser. Text entry boxes end up being behind the keyboard. Leaving me typing blind.

I originally bought this browser because of the ability to view flash after adobe stopped supporting flash for android. Shortly afterward, this browser stopped working with flash too. The browser is painfully slow loading pages so there really isn't any other reason to use it now. I understand the whole flash issue isn't their fault, but with all the 'brilliant' programmers out there, can't someone find a reliable way to view flash on android 4.2 without adobe's support? There has to be a way.

Tried this on my Nexus 7 - buttons to change homepage, import bookmarks etc.don't work. Also, couldn't get a refund after just a couple of minutes (option not available in Google Play).

The major feature I paid for was the ad blocking. Unfortunately, it's completely ineffective. I literally can't tell the difference with it enabled. Limited numer of allowable tabs open is a little annoying, but I can probably live with it. Flash works, but took a few installs for me to get it right. The forward button and the keep screen on feature are very nice. I'm going to give it a few more days, but I'll probably just end up going back to Chrome.

Been using UC Browser and hating its cluttered UI and the way it loads when you open. This does everything UC Browser does without the excess mess. My complaints: main settings options do not work and it was a challenge finding the extra settings options. Hopefully the developers do not give up on this browser because it is not fully compatible with Kit Kat but has tremendous potential. Well worth the price if these issues were not present.

Finally an android browser with flash capabilities. Hopefully this should fill the gaps in the websites that didn't fully work with the html5 only browsers. There's nothing wrong with having the best of both worlds.

The major feature I paid for was the ad blocking. Unfortunately, it's completely ineffective. I literally can't tell the difference with it enabled. Limited numer of allowable tabs open is a little annoying, but I can probably live with it. Flash works, but took a few installs for me to get it right. The forward button and the keep screen on feature are very nice. I'm going to give it a few more days, but I'll probably just end up going back to Chrome.

Very good, only one implementing instant back But developer never answers mails, The app seems abandoned, 8 tab limit is a pain in the a*ss, Custom text size is limited to fixed values (100%, 125%, and above). No way to choose intermediate values like 115% which is my favorite, Shame this has a lot of potential but seems ditched by the dev :(

The major feature I paid for was the ad blocking. Unfortunately, it's completely ineffective. I literally can't tell the difference with it enabled. Limited numer of allowable tabs open is a little annoying, but I can probably live with it. Flash works, but took a few installs for me to get it right. The forward button and the keep screen on feature are very nice. I'm going to give it a few more days, but I'll probably just end up going back to Chrome.

Best browser on the market.Nice n smooth user friendly and great extras as well very fast.Great job ...I highly . recomend.Forget the rest go with the best...

I am giving this app 5 stars because the developers have been willing to really keep improving it. It is not perfect, no app is especially on the varied android hardware and broken down (fragmented/fractured) android platform. I am using this browser in more than one device and it works fine, especially on my ProBox 2 android stick where the swipenav feature really impresses. The new features makes it feel like I am using a regular desktop browser and it just makes navigation much faster and easier. Keep up the good work.

Works awesome on galaxy s4a.. they actually allow you to zoom in very nicely on text and even word wrap. Better than fire Fox.. Better than chrome.. Better than the stock browser... smaller than all 3.. faster than all three

No more update ? Previous comment : [Very satisfying purchase, by far the best Android browser! Fast (the fastest in fact), simple, with powerful browsing features. Only one point, as said from Kit Kat PIN zoom seems broken, any fix will be appreciated if possible. Another suggestion, as smartphone screens become bigger, it would be nice to have an option to make tabs and menu available down on the screen instead of top. It would really improve one hand browsing experience]

5-year Android user, first time writing a comment 'cause it really deserves it. xScope enables one-handed browsing for me on my Note 2; it is unmatched: swipe gestures and position of the buttons (furthermore customizable!) hook me UP!

Fantastic alternative to the buggy, slow and corporate internet explorer and its simple and easy to use while still having ample features, being fast and user friendly. 5 stars!

I tried to play flash player video but it didn't work on other hands I like the browser really nice features and plug in optics made it more effective.well done guys but you need to sort out the problem about flash because we spend money for results.

After my Galaxy 10.1 upgraded to ICS, suddenly the stock browser went squirrely. The now renamed "Internet" browser would not perform searches from the address bar and video playback (YouTube) was a complete failure. Video playback is apparently a Flash issue. I tried other browsers to try & resolve the issue but xScope Browser Pro is the only one I have found that works - thanks xScope for a seamless web experience!! Money well spent indeed. I think I spoke too soon. YouTube video is no longer playing....just get a little blue cube in the middle of the screen, complete with a question mark. What gives?? One day everything runs smoothly and then I'm shut out of YouTube again. Sheesh.

My Default Browser. I'm comparing to Stock, and 28 other Android browsers. This browser is the FASTEST Web pages downloader!! I like that it has an Exit button. I like its overall layout! E-Z to use. Samsung Galaxy Tab-4 8.0" tablet, Android KK 4.4.2. Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 phone, Android KK 4.4.2.