Webby Mobile provides a powerful desktop-style browsing experience on the Pocket PC platform. Besides tabbed browsing Webby automatically provides the ability to scale web pages using the two top microbrowsers, Skeezer.net and Google Mobile.

Unique Features:
- Tabbed Browsing (Multiple Seperate Browser Windows).
- Rss Reader.
- Gesture Recognition.
- Ad Blocker.
- Superior High Speed Web Page Rendering (Microbrowsers).
    >> Uses Google Mobile or Skweezer.net formatting automatically.
- Support for multiple resolutions, including Landscape Mode.
- Fast Scrolling!
- Full screen browsing! (ie No address bar by default ;) )
- Handy "Copy Address To Clipboard" function for easy integration with rss readers.
- "Quick Link" builder that helps stylus users quickly enter web addresses.

Other Features:
- Full compatibility with Pocket Internet Explorer.
- Favorites are synched with Pocket IE's "Mobile Favorites" feature.
- Homepage is shared with Pocket IE.
- Delete Temporary Internet Files function.
- 100% Managed code.
- Less than 120K in size!
- Ability to save links to files! (Without attempting to open them like Pocket IE does...).
- Uses Exciting Next Generation .NET Compact Framework 2.0.

Update Description:
v2.6:
- Extensions (Addon).
- Improved RSS Support.
- Hardware Button Support.
- Single Click Tabs (Implemented as Extensions).
- Incorporated Quick Address Bar (Implemented as Extensions).
- "Stumble Upon" Support (Implemented as Extensions).
- "Bug Me Not" Support.

v2.0f:
- Lower Cpu usage.
- Faster Browsing.
- Registration option.

v2.0e:
- Support for non-english roms (eg The french ROM calls the Favorites directory Favoris).
- Fix problem where "Delete temporary files on exit" option wasnt being saved.

v2.0d:
- Support for non-english roms (eg The french ROM calls the Favorites directory Favoris).
- Support for non microbrowser layouts (for VGA displays).
- Improved scaling of controls for VGA displays.
- "Desktop mode" to show the page in a completely unscaled fashion.
- Ability to view rss feed xml as as web page.
- Ability to specify "Text Size".
- Pressing ENTER with an on-screen keyboard in the Url window now works.
- Fix bug where on some devices a "WinIOError" would be shown on exit or when clicking the "Delete Files" button.
- Saner (but still ugly) toolbar icons.
- New Progress Indicator.
- Better Performance.

***** [Jun 23, 2006] by Kull Kramer using O2 Mini S
Simply super! What IE should have been. So lite and easy to install and browses like a breez.

***** [Jun 14, 2006] by KG using Dell Axim X30 / Windows Mobile 2003 SE
I have been noticing an annoying problem: when typing in information into fields, the characters are slow to update and I can almost never get a password typed in correctly the first time (the lag between hiting a character and when it updates in a password field can be as much as 6 seconds). This doesn't happen in PIE. I am leaving my rating high because the gesture method is awesome!

***** [May 24, 2006] by Daboo using HP iPAQ hx2415 with WM2003SE
Excellent program. Fast. Simple. Little impact on the limited PDA resources. Alternate viewing capabilities have made it work on almost all websites, unlike most other browsers. It is my browser of choice.

*** [May 8, 2006] by Javajag using IPAQ 6315
Does webby work with i6315? I installed from the CAB file on the device itself.

**** [Mar 27, 2006] by Dominoes20 using Audiovox 6600 Pocket Pc
I absolutely love it. Installation was easy. Finally firefox on my PDA. Added bonus was websites I couldn't view on IE I can see thru skweezer and google mobile. Can't wait for single click tabs though.

***** [Mar 13, 2006] by KG using Dell Axim X30 / Windows Mobile 2003 SE
After installing using the cab install method (I don't think cab support is built into Windows Mobile; I believe I had to install that separately using freeware on this site but not too sure that is necessary with WM5 or WM 2003), my opinion is that this is a great browser (compared to PIE and Minimo). PIE doesn't have tabs. This is a major shortcoming for me (if you've ever used Firefox, there is no going back to non-tabbed browsing). Minimo has tabs but the tabs use up screen space (not to mention Minimo runs way too slow to be useful). Initially, I didn't like the tabs method used in Webby (requires two taps: one to open list of tabs and one to select) but the more I used it, the more I realized this method preserves precious screen space! In fact, you don't need a fullscreen view because it used the screen very efficiently. If it were possible to pull up the tabs list with a tap-hold that might be nice (or set up buttons to tab through the tabs list). Finally, effective tabbed browsing on the Pocket PC. Thank you! I have been waiting for this.

*** [Mar 8, 2006] by Pete using PPC-6700
Decent start, but needs work. You can see the Pocket IE status bar underneath the Webby status bar when loading a page. Installation only works if saving .cab directly to PocketPC. Keep working on it. It has potential. I'll wait for now.

***** [Mar 8, 2006] by Andrew using Qtek 9100
Excellent!! Works great on my WM5 Qtek 9100. I installed direct from the CAB file on the device and it worked first time. Forget the default Microsoft browser or Minimo - get this.

***** [Mar 8, 2006] by Nikhil Kulkarni using Sprint PPC-6700
Very good response from the developer. To make it easier, you should install the .cab file directly on your PDA. If you want to download the .cab file of this program, click on this link which she gave me: http://www.users.tpg.com.au/lordf/anoriginalidea/downloadwebby.htm

***** [Mar 8, 2006] by Julian Biddle using Dell Axim X3
This is not a review, but a reply to the comment by KG. This issue was not to do with Webby and has been resolved. Take a look at the support forums at http://www.anoriginalidea.com

** [Mar 6, 2006] by KG using Dell Axim X30 / Windows Mobile 2003 SE
Looks like a great program but it doesn't install. It says I need .NET 2.0 which I do. I tried reparing .NET 2.0 but still the same message ("This setup requires the .NET Framework version 2.0.50215...")