Search smarter. Save and organize favorite Web pages in tabs so you don't have to look for them again and again. Optimal Desktop gives you three layers of tabs for quick browsing, saving and organizing of favorite Web pages and RSS feeds. Optimal Desktop Tabs make it possible to get to any of your favorites with three clicks or less. Optimal Desktop runs on Internet Explorer and includes pop-up blocker and password recorder.

Editor's review of Optimal Desktop This browser caters to mobile users who want fast access to their Internet favorites, RSS feeds, files, and folders from one interface. Though the interface is a bit cluttered, it gets the job done, and it includes a number of useful preset "favorite" tabs (creating custom tabs is a snap). Optimal Desktop also includes a Layout States menu that gives you numerous options for viewing your files; for example, you can browse your hard drive and the Web side by side, or change the size and location of the tabs and windows. The browser, based on Internet Explorer, blocks annoying pop-up windows, stores passwords for folders and files, and can be launched from removable drives. Handy tutorials that help you figure out terminology such as Cabinet, Drawer, and State partly make up for the unintuitive menus and navigation. Although Optimal Desktop faces tough competition from established browsers, mobile users might find it handy for taking their browsing on the road.