MobileLeap v2 Released

[Darius Wey]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://mobileleap.net/mainsite/' target='_blank'>http://mobileleap.net/mainsite/</a><br /><br /></div><i>"It's Free! Point your mobile device to: <a href="http://mobileleap.net/v2">http://mobileleap.net/v2</a> and the MobileLeap Virtual Browser will detect your device type, and instantly reformat websites by compressing data, filtering out unsupported content and fitting the pages to your screen. Your data usage will be reduced by up to 80% - even with images enabled."</i><br /><br />If you're active in mobile browsing, then MobileLeap's new v2 Mobile Virtual Browser service may be of interest. Simply visit <a href="http://mobileleap.net/v2">http://mobileleap.net/v2</a> and you're on your way to saving oodles on data usage.

[Menneisyys]

"It's Free! Point your mobile device to: http://mobileleap.net/v2 and the MobileLeap Virtual Browser will detect your device type, and instantly reformat websites by compressing data, filtering out unsupported content and fitting the pages to your screen. Your data usage will be reduced by up to 80% - even with images enabled."

If you're active in mobile browsing, then MobileLeap's new v2 Mobile Virtual Browser service may be of interest. Simply visit http://mobileleap.net/v2 and you're on your way to saving oodles on data usage.

I can only recommend MobileLeap - it's easily the best web-based compresser/reformatter service. You may also want to read this thread (http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=360414) on it and its competitors.

[christak]

This is very impressive, but how do you access your "Favorites" without having to type or cut &amp; paste each one into the little URL line in MobileLeap??

:?:

[SteveHoward999]

wow - it's fast!

[Menneisyys]

This is very impressive, but how do you access your "Favorites" without having to type or cut &amp; paste each one into the little URL line in MobileLeap??

:?:

Take a look at, for example, the macroing capabilities of MultiIE. (I've explained them here (http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/index.php?action=expand,42026&amp;/pocket_pc_web_browsers_-_the_complete_roundup.htm).) Then, all that becomes a snap - you just choose your favorite, stop the download when the URL becomes visible in the Address bar and just invoke MobileLeap on it, using the macro I've povided in the article linked in the 2nd post here.

[humbletim]

Update: You can now import your bookmarks from IE/FireFox/Etc.

From your Desktop browser, simply log in at http://mobileleap.net/v2 and access "settings->advanced->[edit bookmarks]."

[pierro78]

I was really impressed by how mobileleap displays gmail html with the last messages first :D (example : http://mlvb.net/mail.google.com/mail/h/ )

However I noticed an annoying issue : the last message is actually moved to the bottom of the page ... anybody from mobileleap reading this and knows when the issue is going to be fixed ?

Thanks !