Best(ish) web browser ever for WM6.1

Hi guys- I searched the forums for 'Skyfire' and got zero hits, so I thought I'd put the word out about this beta product.
Skyfire is a mobile browser that renders most web pages, including pages that rely on flash and java, perfectly on my Treo 800w. It is AWESOME. It is currently free, and I don't think they've said what the fee schedule will be post-beta, but it uses a lot of serverside processing, so I can't imagine it will be free whenever it goes live.
Anyway, it has a few issues (pandora.com and a couple other sites I like, humourously enough including Skyfire's Flash-enabled support stuff) don't work properly), but overall it is a giant amongst midgets in the world of web browsers that my Treo will run. Forget half-arsed Flash Lite thingies that don't work right. Go get Skyfire for free while it's still free! http://www.skyfire.com
Post relates to: Treo 800w (Sprint)

Skyfire will be the new standard until mobile devices can handle the regular web. I have it on two phones. I have it on the 800w and on the Mogul. I had to sign up seperately with another email. You can change your number, but not add one. Hope they don't mind. In fact I am writing this post in Skyfire right now. I love it even if it has a few issues, but I am sure they can get those worked out.
Anyone who hasn't got it yet should go sign up. I have always been just about ready to pay for opera, but haven't. I would pay for this tomorrow, even in beta form. Great post and I cannot agree more.
Post relates to: Treo 800w (Sprint)

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