The Web Browser Project is an open-source web browser initiative written in VB.Net 2010 that strives to create a web browser that everyone can enjoy. Based on the well-known open-source Gecko web engine from Firefox, it gets the job done fast without getting in your way. This project specifically focuses on three areas: speed, simplicity, and stability. It then combines that with a rich feature set to deliver you a pretty decent browser. Most importantly though, it's free of charge and open-source. I believe in both freeware and the open-source initiative, so to reflect my belief, my work is free and can be contributed to. I can easily tell you that this browser would not have come as far as it has without the help of the open-source community, in particular the community at my own forum.

There are several different resources floating around to help you learn about TWBP and perhaps download it. To start off, if you're a fellow developer (new or old), you might consider hopping over to my forum to get help with your own projects, or just chill in the off-topic section. I also have a YouTube channel which is primarily used to help people new to TWBP to learn about it. If you're new to TWBP and you want to learn more about it, I suggest visiting my channel. If you want to know about TWBP's features, there's a resource for that, and I've also set up a screenshot gallery for those of you who want to know what it looks like. Lastly, an annoucements page has been set up for, well, annoucements.