Dolphin HD, one of the alternate web browsers available for Android, just got a major update. If you’re not familiar with the Dolphin browser, it’s a quick and intuitive web browser that came to fame by including multitouch zooming back before Android included the feature. After pinch-to-zoom was included with the Android OS itself, Dolphin’s popularity dropped a bit, but they’re back, and brought with them some cool new features in their latest release.

New Features:

– Fix swipe action issue where the side bar slid out too easily

– Fix drag down window issue where one could not click the links on the top of the page

– Added bookmarks folder support

– Multi-language support (12 languages)

– UI upgrade

– Add Page Management feature to the address bar

– Various bug fixes

Features Included from Previous Versions:

– App to SD card (Android 2.2 users)

– File uploading support for Android 2.2 users

– Clear HTML5 data in settings

– Switch Tab action in Gesture

– GBK, Big5 Encoding support

– Click + to open a new tab

– Better file downloading experience

Source: Dolphin Browser Blog

Via: Droid Life

Image: Dolphin Browser Blog