O man!, I used to use OffByOne web browser when stuck with a lowly Celeron at work. I ResHacker'ed the executable to add lots of keyboard shortcuts (and maybe s

O man!, I used to use OffByOne web browser when stuck with a lowly Celeron at work. I ResHacker'ed the executable to add lots of keyboard shortcuts (and maybe standarise a few others). I vaguely remember some guy to whom I'd sent instructions for adding his own keyboard shortcuts surprised me by publishing the instructions on his blog. If I had to use IE for some site that broke in OffByOne, I'd open a window, hit Alt-L, and blindtype the URL long before the IE window could complete its first draw or even show what I had typed. For performance, OffByOne was my only hope, and so had to smile at the filename: ob1.exe. Edit: When paired with Proxomitron, which is also on the TinyApps site, it had decent adblocking, too. Looks like there are a bunch of tiny apps there that I used to use. Including TinyIRC, which was written in assembly. Wonder if that's an original copy of TinyIRC; a few after I started using it, the shareware version was abandoned because too many cracked copies with multiple viruses were coming up in search results ahead of the real deal.