Display multiple webpages at the same time and in separate frames with this intuitive application that allows you to save to disk all the affiliated images.
- eWebSpace
- Version :1.3
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :FastWebTools
eWebSpace Description
There are numerous sites available for use today, and one can hardly ever say the Internet is completely useless at finding something. Especially when trying to locate elusive items, a good approach involves working with multiple websites at the same time. EwebSpace goes about the problem in a different way than most browsers, as it allows its users to load multiple pages in a side-by-side frame setup.
Open multiple web pages at the same time
Although the tabbed interface is commonly employed by most browsers, this ‘hybrid’ program opts for a concurrent display, in which one opens multiple sites at the same time, with various resolution settings. While this can be performed with other navigators, it involves working from outside the applications themselves, by manually resizing windows – or by using the Windows 8 split-screen function.
The ability to perform these visual acrobatics from within the same program raises some interesting perspectives, as one can easily open four different sites and split the display in four ways to allow independently working with all the resources.
Transfer all or just selected pictures to the local drive
As for the other functions, the utility features a batch images downloader that automatically scans and displays all the valid items. Simple checks allow users to select which items are transferred; however, renaming is not supported and the only customization available is the ability to choose the destination path.
Manually setting the resolution for each browsing session is supported and one can also print items without having to resort to an external resource.
An interesting multi-page concept browser that shows great potential
In conclusion, EwebSpace comes across as a hybrid navigator, a tool focused on displaying multiple browsing sessions at the same time. Limited options for batch transferring source images are available and one can even issue quick-print commands.