AmiLion

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Application developed in Hollywood that includes multiple tools to quickly open links with both Amiga Browser and the default Host Browser.

AmiLion is designed for AmiKit XE which adds Rabbit Hole functionality to the program, but also works well on AfA One (see screenshot) but also on OS3 RTG expansions and AROS One 68k (i will test it better in the coming days), requirements include an Amiga Emulator, a Browser installed on Amiga and predefined via OperURL and a default Host Browser.

AmiLion v1.3: Download


Author: Vincent Perkins

Features:
- Built in Google Search
- 12 Quick Rabbit Hole Apps
- 32 Internet Links to Popular & Useful Web Site (Open with either the Host Bowser or Amiga Browser)
- Power Icons (easy power off Amikit and your Computer with one click icons)
- Get to the Amiga Games faster (iGame, WHDload, Game titles quick links)
- Web Icons (6 premade high quality web icons for quick opening to site)
- Source Code (Hollywood files)
- Designed for Amikit XE Only.

Files:
- AmiLion: Main App
- LionGUI: GUI app
- Amilion.pdf: Main Read me guide
- Web_link: Web icons & Power icons for your desktop
- Taskbar: Icon to for the Start buttom

- AmiLion.hw: Hollywood Designer File
- AmiLion.hws: Hollywood Source Code
- LionGUI.hws: Hollywood Source code for GUI
- Settings.bi: Amilion save config
- Customtext.bin: Save Google Search entry
- Background Folder: Background graphic for the main app
- Brushes: Other grahics for the main app

[miker1264]

So it provides links to websites without a browser?

Can't a browser already do that? What benefit does it offer?

[AMIGASYSTEM]

AmiLion uses the system or host browser, and without a browser it cannot work.

On AROS One on WinUAE for example it can open ul link with Netsurf, or with Firefox/Chorome or other default browser on PC.

AmiLion also allows you to start other applications on your PC, such as Word, Filemanager, etc., or exit WinUAE or shut down your PC.

The same author some time ago created a similar app called AmiPAD:

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=100153