Do you like being at the mercy of every website you visit?  What about untrusted sites?  Would you like to have a way to find out what's there—and get what's there—without giving them total control over your PC?  Now you can.

GuerrillaBrowser . . .

Uses no Internet Explorer components

Uses far less Microsoft runtime code than any conventional browser

Has no "engine" to run any downloaded code even if it wanted to

Is proactive, not reactive

Doesn't require constant patching and virus "definition" updates

Doesn't need to be "installed" (or uninstalled)

Doesn't mess with your Windows Registry or DLL library files

Is downright tiny and can be put on an external drive

Always shows you the actual URLs that will go to the server

Can download hundreds of files at one go

Why provide a high-powered platform like Internet Explorer to dubious websites just to get some files?  Conventional browsers were never designed to give you a way to get to websites without also giving them a way to get to you.  GuerrillaBrowser was.  Try it for 30 days and see what it's like to have a real alternative to your big web browser.  With GuerrillaBrowser, you call the shots!