Oregano

Oregano is a web browser which is used for RISC operating system computers for commercial purposes. Oregano is derived from the original Oregano Media Browser, whose developer was Oregano Networks Ltd. It is used for game consoles, Internet Protocol set top boxes and other consumer electronic devices and it falls under the group of other browsers.

Versions of Oregano

• Its first version was released in 2000 and its original publisher was Castle Technology Ltd.
• The second version, Oregano 2 has a different publisher and distributer, which is GeneSys Developments Ltd.
• Oregano 3 was discarded on 23.04.2007, even after a lot of planning. It would have supported CSS-2, HTML 4.01, DOM-2, Flash 6.0, JavaScript 1.5 and XHTML 1.0.

Features of Oregano 2

Oregano 2 supports many features like:

• HTML 3.2 and 4.0
• Javascript 1.5, DOM level 0
• WAV and MS ADPCM
• MP3
• GUI that can be customized.
• Macromedia Flash 3.0 and 4.0
• Output in the form of HTML and graphics.
• Technology of scalable vector font.
• GIF
• AU
• PNG
• JPEG
• TIS-Thai
• BIG5- Traditional Chinese

Opera 9.2 web browser helps to access the Internet in the fastest and easiest way.

• GB/HZ Simplified Chinese
• JIS/GJIS/UJIS-Japanese
• ASCII 7 and 8 bit.
• Unicode 8 and 16 bit.
• Cookies
• Authentication that is secure.
• Cascading Style Sheets 1.0
• SSL or Secure Sockets Layer 3.0

One can purchase a complete version of Oregano 2 from online sources by registering with a PIN number.