CNET Editors' review
While Mznt Browser seems to be an adequate freeware alternative to Internet Explorer, we were unable to change tool tips and menu items from Serbian to English.
Moving the icons to the left is the primary change this browser makes over IE and Firefox. With none of the tool tips in English, we were forced to find each icon's function through clicking and looking for the result. The default home page appears to be the author's blog, and it included a famous curse word as the main entry during our test period. The browser isn't a memory hog like Firefox, but it used twice the memory needed by IE. Pages loaded quickly, and followed IE's HTML standards.
We couldn't find any method to add plug-ins or change themes. The Help image (yes, a single image) instructs the user on how to hide the wide icon bar and reveals the location of the Google Search box. If you speak the language, this browser might feel comfortable, but it offers nothing over IE and Firefox.
Publisher's Description
From Mznt:
MZNT Browser is a Web browser supporting all standard IE capabilities in a new stylish user interface. Some of the features included are: a built-in Google Search, a sidebar with buttons to many frequently used functions and a possibility to choose between two user interfaces. It provides a direct access to one of the biggest serbian blog communities. And the browser can independently run on any PC as long as a Windows system is installed.
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