With smartphones evolving in both looks and performance, more and more people are starting to use it to browse the web. While browsing websites on smartphones has its advantages, not all mobile browsers are mature. Take Android’s native browser as an example. It gets the job done but leaves a lot to be desired.
Having said that, there is no shortage of innovation when it comes to browsers for Android. One such outstanding browser for Android is Dolphin HD Browser. We’ve covered this before when we mentioned why this is a must-try browser but since then it has undergone upgrades and now has ‘HD’ added to its name. its along with the useful features that come with it.
Quick Tip: Dolphin Browser also supports private browsing on Android, so that’s another reason to use it over Android’s native browser.
Gesture support
With gesture support, you can open web pages and navigate browser functions like closing or opening tabs by swiping your finger. To use the gesture, click the little dolphin icon
in the bottom left corner of the screen or menu bar and go to the gestures tab. Here you can draw your gesture, but before doing any drawing, configure it first. Click the settings button to open the browser’s gesture settings page.
Here you can see the gestures of the popular websites we visit such as Facebook and Google. You can simply write the website name in the text field and press the OK button to add the gesture. The tool will suggest a new gesture for your site and you can accept or make changes up to you. After you decide, click the Done button to save the new gesture.
Just make sure you don’t create conflicts or near-matches. The drop-down at the top gives you lots of gesture ideas if you can’t decide.
More action button allows you to configure navigation gestures. Just look at them, no need to brood because the more you use them, the quicker you’ll memorize them.
Now go back to the gesture panel and draw your first gesture. If your fingers move in the correct order, the corresponding action will take place. That’s all you can do with your finger, now let’s see what else you can do without touching the phone screen.
dolphin sonar
Dolphin sonar, right next to dolphin gestures, can be used to voice control Dolphin Browser. You can open web pages, navigate and search on Google just by talking to your phone. Just shake your phone to call the dolphin sonar and start talking.
Let’s say you want to open Facebook, just say “facebook” to sonar. You can also say aloud the string you want to search on Google, just make sure you’re neither too big nor too small.
With an Indian accent and a quiet environment, I was able to achieve a 70% success rate, but this rate can vary from person to person and ambient noise conditions, so try your luck. your luck.
Conclusion
I am very impressed with both of these features and use it daily to make my browsing a little less complicated. Both features go hand in hand. When there’s a noisy background, the gesture works fine but when there’s no sound coming between me and the sonar, I like to talk to my phone and command it to open a web page or search something on Google for me.
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