if you ever get the urge, might be able to hack one with WebKit
   as base or something but there's others out there - I dunno.*
   Thought about rolling my own browser.* Realized I wouldn't be
   dedicated enough to see it through. But if you ever find/make
   something like this, or figure out how to CUSTOMIZE existing
   browsers to behave this way [there are a LOT of lovely options
   in Firefox/waterfox that might make it possible], I'm there with
   you 100%.* I like ALL of your suggestions.* I really love the
   page-cloner. I find myself in WGET command line frequently for
   that, or I'll do a "save-as-image" or print to PDF other times -
   and sometimes I'll use youtube-dl instead of "FlashGot" (my
   normal youtube downloder) when I have a bunch to go through.
   Love your suggestions. It's my kind of browser. [a friend write:
   If I were to make a browser, this is what it will have: * Google
   Chrome bookmark synchronization * Firefox plugin AND Chromium
   plugin support * Third Party plugin automatically gets banned,
   no matter what it was programmed to do, even if it's "managed" *
   USES TEMP FILES INSTEAD OF MEMORY, except for current page *
   YouTube background player (just like SoundCloud) * Built-in web
   element snatcher (get embedded players and download them) *
   Right-click block kill button * SWF downloader (no need for
   SourceTec products, in fact, they don't even work in Windows 7
   anyway) * Send To VirusTotal * Automatic download indexing (EXE,
   JPG, etc. would not be in the exact same folder, instead will be
   sorted to different folder) * Page 1:1 perfect cloner (external
   pictures included) * Supports Trident and Edge * Bookmarks are
   two-way compatible with ALL known browsers (Firefox, Google
   Chrome, Waterfox, IceWeasel, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari,
   Sleipnir, GreenBrowser, Lunascape), can read and write bookmarks
   compatible with ALL browsers listed above * Ad blocker
   (one-click disable for ad-supported pages like MajorGeeks) * No
   Track mode (Google results are redirected to DuckDuckGo, accepts
   no Cookie, no JavaScript, no Flash, no HTML5, no SilverLight, no
   CSS) * Night Mode (does not invert colors, instead directly
   tampers with colors, so if background is white and letters are
   black, it will change it to black and white), pictures are
   rendered darker and colored backgrounds will be replaced with
   black background * Text-only mode * Classroom Internet Blocker
   evasion (either automatically kills said software or uses
   renamed EXEs for blacklist evasion, or simply applies patch to
   delete all firewall rules of said software) * Ultra portable
   mode (leaves no trace, no registry changes, no file drops, less
   memory usage, one-folder-one-file structure) * Cache cleaner
   (memory cache and disk cache)]