Self-touted as “the first hybrid browser” in the world, Lunascape is a triple-engine web browser that attempts to bring the functionalities of Trident, Gecko and Webkit in the same product.
The team behind this innovation makes the following reasoning: you might come across a web browser that is fast, but in order to have a better set off functions it is necessary to install add-ons that ineluctably slow down proceedings.
What’s more, there is always the issue of add-on compatibility to bear in mind. That is why they decided to create a hybrid browser that not only makes the best out of available tools but also standardizes functions and dispenses with add-ons.
In addition to providing you ready with access to the main rendering engines today, when browsing it is always possible to switch to the optimal engine for the task at hand automatically.
As a conclusion, it can’t be denied that the concept that lies at the heart of Lunascape is very interesting. I advice you to download the early (and free) alpha that is featured on the site in order to try it out and see if it suits your tastes and needs in person.
Lunascape.tv In Their Own Words
“World’s First Triple-Engine Web Browser.”
Why Lunascape.tv It Might Be A Killer
It aims to take web-browsing to a whole new level altogether.
Some Questions About Lunascape.tv
When is the next release coming along? 
