iCab Mobile (Web Browser) Reviews – Page 12
4/5 rating based on 164 reviews. Read all reviews for iCab Mobile (Web Browser) for iPhone.
iCab Mobile (Web Browser) is paid iOS app published by Alexander Clauss
Same old hassles
MrPebius
Always a fatal flaw, eh? This time around I try iCab again and it fails to recover my open tabs when it crashes every 20 or so minutes. I lose immense value each day, thus. Back to Dolphin Pro abandonware, praying for an update there too.
Best browser for iPad
Wildernesshike
This would be the best browser for the iPad. There’s just one problem. It leaks your real IP address even when using a good VPN. So, after using it for several years I am switching to Firefox, which does not leak when using a VPN.
World Class
Darth Ridiculous
Not just the best browser on mobile; it's the best browser on any platform.
Latest bug fix is excellent
BillyW1952
While I had originally given a poor review for a previous update, the developer has taken care of that in an outstanding time fame. The browser is working perfectly. I have used this web browser for years and it has been the easiest and most useful of most any web browser I have had in the past. It is easy to find most anything you want to setup. I would certainly recommend this for anyone wanting a more efficient web browser.
url field crash!
de3an
I'm also experiencing a crash whenever I tap on the url field. iPad 2, iOS 9.3.5 (the last OS that can be installed on the iPad 2). UPDATE: This problem has been fixed with the latest version. Excellent customer support from the developer.
Best iOS browser by far
Jordan117
iCab is by a WIDE margin the most powerful browser available for iOS. Not only does it far outclass other browsers in terms of features, but the developer is also very helpful and responsive, putting out frequent free feature updates and even fixing bugs within hours of receiving a report. Worth every penny!
unrivaled browser + attentive developer
Nullbabyface090909
This is possibly the only app I don't regret buying. It is superior to desktop browsers, with advanced features that allows complete personalization (appearance, toolbars, modules, downloads, and more). It also provides the user with total control of their data with customizable URL/cookie/CSS filters, agent spoofers, time limits, and local memory clearance. *Also bluetooth keyboard users can set keys for actions, I wish a writing app could provide that!* Lastly after a problematic update I emailed the developers and they responded (in less than 2 hours) with a trick to get around the issue until a new update was available. They even emailed me afterwards to let me know it had been fixed! Thank you for the great app (please make a document one :)
App finally fixed. Still that's a "never happen" type of bug.
Aseras
I really like this browser, but having a bug where you can't type in the web address is just plain ignorant, bordering on negligent. I am glad the dev is responsive, but the bad version should have been pulled immediately rather than Shanghaiing everyone who was broke until Apple approved a patched version. I'm glad I save my IPAs so I can rollback but some serious QA needs to happen to a PAID app. It should at least be tested a tiny bit? The new version also wiped all my filters, cookie settings and such. Not what I'm used to from this app at all.