SalamWeb - The Halal Internet browser

[neoprema]

I dont mean to sound mean but that browser name is just BEGGING for an "i" after the first word...

 

[HennieWelkom]

SalamWeb, a mobile and desktop browser, is designed to deliver a Muslim-friendly web experience.

does this mean the halaal browser does not allow women to put the router on? it only takes one picture of a guy in shorts and the halaal browser is sending emails to covert saudi operatives so as to organise your custom beheading.

sounds fun.

 

[Fulcrum29]

How much is the certification for use?

 

[ekske1]

Just tested it and

[✓] salam protect > warns when naughtyness are near
[_] salam protect > allows naughtyness

Even includes an incognito mode. So what was the point?

 

[HennieWelkom]

this thread made me think I'm dyslexic because I kept on wondering why Sa third biggest seller of life insurance wants anything to do with Islam.

 

[Wasabee!]

The next crusade will not be physical.

Ibn Abu Samal 14:10

 

[jeevadotnet]

Explosively fast

 

[Captain Beer]

Runs at 300bps. 300 beheadings per second.

 

[kazeus]

I'm not islamic, but I am under the impression that most of the things are ultimately judged by your intent? If your intent was bad but what you did was good it doesn't count as being good. If the bad thing you did was solely out of good intent then it counts as good. As in, consumption of alcohol is allowed if it is for medicinal purposes and if there is no other substitutes, and the intent is not to get drunk but to get better. In the you have done no harm if you stumble upon a pornographic picture if you were trolled into seeing it, and if you were never intending to go to such stuff then you are ok.

This is where is gets tricky though - If you are ultimately getting that browser is your intent on the internet already shady enough?