Bramos Toolbar

CNET Editors' review

by: CNET Staff on February 27, 2009

There's nothing more than the standard toolbar fare offered in this free IE add-on, but at least all of the components work well.

Bramos can best be described as average, from its appearance to its features. There's nothing wrong with that, since there are any number of below average toolbars serving up faulty functionality and amateur design. If you have any experience with toolbars, you won't find anything you haven't seen before, but the search tool, pop-up blocker and e-mail notifier all worked fine for us, and the weather was easily set to our preferred location. You can customize the toolbar by adding links to common programs such as Microsoft Word and Excel. There are a few links to online TV, but this isn't a very robust feature and the toolbar doesn't come with its own player. You also can read the few messages that Bramos users have posted in the community forum.

It doesn't offer any groundbreaking features, but Bramos covers all the toolbar basics at no charge to you.