3 in 1 browser...?

Possible three browsers at a time can be incorporated in a single browser? Indeed, it may occur when using Lunascape, a new browser that is capable of handling three largest redenring engine, namely Gecko Firefox, Internet Explorer Trident and WebKit, which can be used in Safari and Chrome.
Lunascape this browser was created by Lunascape Corp., A software company based in Tokyo, offers a free download Lunascape browser. Now present Lunascape that only 5 Alpha-based Windows and the browser will become the first English-speaking, after the Japanese began in 2001.

Lunascape 5 is a browser alternative for users who want to use Firefox, but still use Internet Explorer as the browser, when they use Firefox having problems, as for example a web page with support only IE.

Here's how Lunascape work. Users can switch between rendering engines, to the way a right-click on the tabs or click the button switcher engine on the left of the screen. If a user has found the best engine for a web page, then Lunascape can force the web page to use the engine that has been used to open the next web page, via the pull down menu. CEO Lunascape, Hidekazu Kondo, call this feature with a semi-automatic switch engine.

Lunascape 5 this may be spelled out from the remote bug after dites for 5 hours, under the Gecko engine, and quite stable. In addition, there are also features auto-saver that will save the text and password posted to a blog or webmail. However, unfortunately, Lunascape 5 alpha version is not support with the add-on Firefox, although IE is enough to support. This browser also can not automatically indicate which is the best engine for the web page, a new feature that may materialize in the next version.