Getting Started With Crazy Browser

Once you have installed the program, you should see an icon similar to that shown below on your desktop:-

If you cannot locate this icon, click on Start > Programs > Crazy Browser and start the program from there.

Once you start the program, you should see the main program screen, which should similar to that shown below:-

As is the case with many programs, it is often much more capable then the need of the average user (like you and me). So we shall only be covering some of the main features. However the features we will cover still make 'Crazy Browser' an extremely powerful program.

The key element from my perspective, is it's ability to group sets of urls' and fire them all up for you at the same time. To illustrate this, let's take a Safelist as an example, and fire it up then save it to a group.

I use the Crazy Browser predominantly for my surf for credit programs, but it is also useful for loading up Safelists that do not work in submitters.

It can also be used for loading up all of your FFA pages, ready to submit your ads.

So, being armed with a url of a Safelist that I want to save to a group, the process is as follows:-

1.	Click on the 'File' menu, and then on 'Open Link'.
2.	This will show you the following dialog.
3.	Copy and paste the url into the 'Open' field (or type it if you must).
	and click on the {Ok} button. You will then see the site loaded as a tab in the Crazy Browser.

You can see that the page has loaded, and is positioned ready to sign in. For surf for hits programs, this is a fantastic way of surfing. But the value for Safelists is still excellent. You can load all of your manual submission lists in one go, and have them ready to sign in and post to. It is a great time saver.

So How do you load them together? Well, it's like this:

Saving to a Group

As I mentioned earlier, the ability to recall groups of sites and get them up in your browser all at once is the greatest benefit of the Crazy browser. It's what makes the program so helpful with surf for click programs especially.

So how is it done? Well, it's simple really. Let's continue with our previous example.

1.	Right mouse click anywhere on the tab that has opened up with the url loaded in it (the tab itself, not the main screen).
2.	Click on 'Add to'
3.	Click on 'Add to group'
4.	What will pop up is a list of existing groups, or a location. If you are adding this url to an existing group, highlight that group, and press the {Ok} button. If you wish to create a new group, then just type the name of the group, and click on the {Ok} button.

One question that you will undoubtedly have, is 'How many url's can I have in a group?'. It's a good question. I can only give a vague answer though. The limit is governed by free memory. I would start with no more than 10 urls in a group.

You could do what I do, and load sets of programs into days of the week, and run a specific group on a given day.

This is a great tool!