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GeBin 9.2 Standard and School Editions are now here!
GeBin 9 is the latest version of GeBin. It is a user-friendly, lightweight Web Browser for Windows, powered by Microsoft� Internet Explorer.
GeBin 9 supports many advanced features, yet remains lightweight and fast! It can even be run off of a portable device.
To run GeBin 9.2, your system must have:
Microsoft� Windows XP, Vista or 7
.NET Framework 2.0 or higher (3.0 or higher recommended)
128 or more MB of RAM (512 or more MB recommended)
At least 5 MB of free Hard Drive space
Intel� Pentium 2/Compatible or Higher CPU (Intel� Pentium 4/Compatible or higher recommended)
Microsoft� Internet Explorer 4.0+ (Microsoft� Internet Explorer 6.0+ recommended)
GeBin 9 offers a wide range of features. A revamped tabbed browsing feature lets the user view
multiple pages in a single browser window, therefore eliminating the need to minimize and restore many windows. This feature has also made a recent appearance in IE7, and Firefox.
 GeBin 9 also includes a new URL completion dialog. Since the most common domain name ends with ".com",
GeBin has made it easier to navigate to these sites. Simply type in the domain, press F6, and GeBin will send you to the .com page. For example,
To navigate to "http://www.bigtreeworld.com/", simply type in "bigtreeworld" and press F6! Simple.
 GeBin 9 also has an integrated
Send-to-Tray feature. If ever you wish to keep GeBin 9 out of the way, simply press Ctrl+1 or press the Send-to-Tray button, and GeBin will minimize itself into the system
notification tray! Double click on the GeBin icon to restore GeBin.
Other features include:
MSIE Compatibility, Bookmarks, History, Single-Item History Deletion, Improved Integrated Google Search (Ctrl+G), IE Options Button, All-New Source Viewer, and many more!
SCHOOL EDITION
GeBin 9.2 School Edition is meant for schools (obviously). With School Edition, features such as Send-to-Tray, Clear History and Internet Options are disabled to provide School Administrators with easy access to see what the student is doing.
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