Bunny Web Browser

There are quite a few software solutions that any user can try for loading webpages and for those who are interested in trying something a bit different from major players like Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Opera, a lighter utility might be desirable.
Bunny Web Browser is one such application and simplicity is the principle on which it was built. It comes with a plain interface, without any adornments, skins or themes and carries with it a minimalistic set of features.
Basically, it's all about type, click and go because the tabs in which you can load the webpages are limited in number and there are no special options for managing them in any way. It is possible to save in HTML, MHT and TXT files the online content, but if you plan to load any files in Bunny Web Browser, make sure they are in HTML format.
Should you wish to save a link to a certain website or drop one from your clipboard, there is a set of dedicated commands you can access from the 'Edit' menu, namely the 'Copy URL' and 'Paste URL' options.
There are a couple of tools built-in this tiny navigator, more precisely a webpage source viewer and an exporter that sends the code directly to Notepad. A printing function is available in case you wish to reproduce on paper the online content and the well-known 'copy' and 'paste' commands are also at your disposal.
The small size may be an advantage, but the rather limited feature pack is a drawback that cannot be neglected. Also, the resource usage is a bit higher than one would expect from such a simple utility so, overall, Bunny Web Browser remains just an average program for navigating the Internet.