Almost all alternative mobile Safari on the App Store are used in his "heart" of the standard Webkit. Therefore the developers to somehow stand out from the competition, have to invent ever new possibilities.
No, you will not find in the Push Browser for iPhone support tabs or a Flash player. Its appearance and the principle of organization of the interface / windows as much as possible match the original browser for iOS. But the main beneficial feature is support for push-notifications.
With their help, you can not "extra gestures" to send web links between iOS-devices or computers. Over the last opportunity until it meets only a special extension for Google Chrome (the author of the application is already involved in the creation of add-ons for Safari and Firefox). It happens this way:
- checking in in a special service.
- In the settings Push Browser (right in the application) indicate the data of our account, and which is associated with the mobile gadget.
- We perform the same actions with other devices (including the browser).
- Now you can send a link to the current page via a special menu item.
Similarly, when sending a web address from a desktop browser on other computers and iOS-devices.
I must say that "responsiveness" interface is another great advantage of Push Browser. Perhaps the last generation devices is not so noticeable, but more "older" mobile gadgets difference in interface speed is visible to the naked eye.
Other pluses include the provision of application Private Browsing mode and selecting User Agent (Mobile Safari, or Firefox 3.6).
App for iPhone / iPod touch:Push Browser
App for iPad:Push Browser for iPad
Chrome extension on the developer's website:Push Browser (is free)
cost: 1.99$