A free, open source web browser and file manager developed by the KDE community, supporting multiple platforms like Linux, Unix, and Windows.
Konqueror is a versatile free and open source software for browsing the web and managing files and folders. It is developed by the KDE community as part of the KDE Software Compilation.
As a web browser, Konqueror uses the KHTML and KJS rendering and scripting engines which provide support for web standards like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. It has an intuitive interface and features like tabbed browsing, ad blocking, and split viewing. Konqueror allows for a seamless integration of web browsing with file management.
The file management capabilities of Konqueror include features found in most modern file managers. Users can easily navigate folders, move/copy/delete files, access network folders, archive creation and more. Its split viewing allows simultaneous file management and web browsing.
Konqueror is cross-platform software that runs on Linux, most Unix distributions and even on Windows. It supports extensions and plugins to customize the browsing experience. As free and open source software, Konqueror emphasizes adherence to standards, security, localization to many languages.
While not as popular as mainstream browsers like Chrome or Firefox, Konqueror remains a powerful alternative for those who prefer an integrated solution for browsing files and websites.
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