Double Vision : Watch Hulu in Excel !

Double Vision is a great assistance for polishing your pilferer’s attitude; the software allows for casual and concealed web surfing while you are inside another program.

Internet has long been known to be an ideal place to play hide and seek, but this time, it’s an overt manifestation to maintain the Saint/Sinner balance. Thank it (if you’re an employee) or curse it (if you’re an employer). Double Vision is a great assistance for polishing your pilferer’s attitude; the software allows for casual and concealed web surfing while you are inside another program. If you suspect the boss showing up, a simple keyboard shortcut is what you’ll require to hide the surfing window.

The DV browser borrows from the IE technology but lacks on the bookmark part; it doesn’t allow importing from the IE Favorites. But DV has a content portal featuring the most popular sites, so one doesn’t need to remember an entire list or carry them along.

Now comes the real USP for DV; it allows controlling the browser transparency so that it doesn’t hide an application and also allows viewing partially a website. So when you are watching a video on a web page, you don’t need to open the page entirely and if you want, you may cut out on the sound.

Not that others never tried this trick (remember Workfriendly.net? It used to make web sites appear like a MS Word document), but Double Vision definitely does it the best.