AT Kids Browser 3.2 Download

AT Kids Browser 3.2 Description

"The Internet, though revolutionary, has never really been designed for kids."

Editor: The Internet, though revolutionary, has never really been designed for kids. In addition to the technological barriers, it's hard for our young web surfers to avoid all of the junk floating around cyberspace. This program is a Multimedia browser kids can use to safely surf the Internet. With large buttons and simple controls, kids can easily explore all the truly good things the Internet has to offer. AT Kids Browser works with Internet Explorer to provide an entertaining and educational environment. The setting is "Mice's Home," where kids can click to enter various rooms and access interesting web sites. AT Kids Browser works like any standard Web Browser. Kids can navigate forward and backward with point-and-click ease. Kids can also create bookmarks of their favorite web pages, and use cool icons to differentiate them. If kid is wondering about a particular word or term, he or she can enter it into the browser. The program will then pull up the definition or guide the child to related web sites. AT Kids Browser provides a variety of categorized links, which include Arts & Sciences, Games and more. The program also includes humorous Microsoft Agent characters that speak. One of them, NetCop, supervises web activity. While it's not as polished as its competitor Surf Monkey, kids will enjoy using AT Kids Browser. The program offers a great way to introduce the Internet to children. you can free download AT Kids Browser 3.2 now.

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