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Skweezer URL http://www.skweezer.com Type of site Mobile HTML Transcoder Registration Not required, Free Owner Skweezer, Inc. Created by Skweezer, Inc. Launched 2003 Current status Active Skweezer is a Mobile HTML Transcoder for users of handheld devices such as personal digital assistants and mobile phones. Skweezer reformats and compresses web content in order to reduce a web page's file size and makes the downloaded content easier to view on a small screen [1]. Skweezer was developed by Skweezer, Inc. (f.k.a. Greenlight Wireless Corporation) and initially released in 2003. Skweezer's technology is used to mobilize Web content service by search engines, Web portals, and wireless carriers such as IAC/InterActiveCorp [2], Bloglines [3], and Orange SA [4]. Currently Skweezer is available in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Japanese languages and serves customers in over 175 countries worldwide [5]. Contents 1 Mobile browsing innovations 2 Controversy 3 Awards 4 Competitors 5 External links // Mobile browsing innovations Skweezer has introduced several mobile browsing innovations since its inception, including the first: Portal-based transcoding engine: Skweezer (2003) Globally distributed mobile advertising platform: Skweezer Ads (2004) Pagination system that splits large Web pages up for viewing on cell phones (2005) Mobile Web page translation feature (2005) Portal-based mobile RSS reader (2005) [6] "Find in page" search that carries Web search keywords into search result pages (2007) Controversy In 2004 Skweezer became the subject of controversy in the Blogosphere when blogger Jason Calcanis objected to advertisements being placed by Skweezer on transcoded versions of blog content [7]. A debate ensued over the legality and propriety of proxy-based services such as anonymizers and transcoders placing ads against other publishers' content and the scope of coverage under "fair use" copyright protection. While this is a subject that is still under debate, Greenlight Wireless stopped placing ads on transcoded content in early 2005. As of June 2010, the such ads were being displayed again. Skweezer has also blocked WebTV[citation needed] and other TV internet surfing devices on the basis that it is not intended for web browsing but it allows web browsing from computers using Skweezer Awards 2008 Smartphone & Pocket PC Magazine's Best Software Awards: Winner - Pocket PC Internet: Web Compression Service [8] 2007 MobileVillage Mobile Star Awards: Gold Star - Consumer Software: Mobile Web Content Aggregator / Portal 2007 PDA Friendly Website Awards: Winner - PDA Home Page category 2007 Smartphone & Pocket PC Magazine's Best Software Awards: Winner - Pocket PC Internet: Web Compression Service [9] 2006 MobileVillage Mobile Star Awards: Gold Star - Personal Software: Mobile Web Content Provider category [10] 2005 MobileVillage Mobile Star Awards: Gold Star - Personal Software: Mobile Web Content Provider category [11] 2005 Smartphone & Pocket PC Magazine Best Software awards: Finalist - Browsers & Web Utilities category [12] Competitors Google Mobile site BareSite.com Mowser IYHY External links Skweezer website Skweezer information page v • d • e Web browsers Comparison · History · List (for Unix) · Timeline · Usage share Trident-shells AOL Explorer · Avant · Deepnet Explorer · Enigma · GreenBrowser · IEs4Linux · Maxthon · MenuBox · NeoPlanet · NetCaptor · Netscape 8 · Internet Explorer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; 9; for UNIX; Mobile) · iRider · MediaBrowser · Sleipnir · SlimBrowser · SpaceTime · Timberwolf · TheWorld · UltraBrowser · WebbIE · ZAC Browser Gecko-based AmiZilla · AT&T Pogo · Beonex Communicator · Camino · Classilla · Conkeror · Epic · Epiphany (2.26.3 and below) · Flock (versions before 3.0) · Galeon · Ghostzilla · GNU IceCat · Gnuzilla · Gollum browser · K-Meleon · Kazehakase · Kirix Strata · Kylo · MicroB · Minimo · Mozilla · Mozilla Firefox (2, 3, 3.5, 3.6, 4, for mobile) · Netscape (6, 7, 8, 9) · SeaMonkey · Skyfire · Sleipnir · Swiftfox · Swiftweasel · Timberwolf · Wyzo · XeroBank Browser WebKit-based Arora · Chrome · Chromium · Epiphany (2.28+) · Flock (3.0+) · iCab · Iris Browser · Midori · OmniWeb · Origyn Web Browser · Rekonq · RockMelt · S60 web browser · Safari · Shiira · SRWare Iron · Steam overlay · Steel · Teashark · WebPositive · Uzbl Presto-based Opera (10) · Nintendo DS & DSi Browser · Internet Channel · Opera Mini · Opera Mobile Java-based HotJava · Lobo · Opera Mini · Teashark · uZard Web · X-Smiles KHTML-based Konqueror · Konqueror Embedded · Sputnik Tasman-based Internet Explorer for Mac · MSN for Mac OS X Command-/Text-based ELinks · Emacs/W3 · Line Mode Browser · Links (ALynx) · Lynx · Net-Tamer · w3m · WebbIE Mobile Blazer · Bolt browser · Firefox for mobile · Galio · IbisBrowser · Internet Explorer Mobile · Iris Browser · Konqueror Embedded · MicroB · Minimo · NetFront · Obigo Browser · Opera Mobile · Pixo · S60 web browser · Safari · Steel · ThunderHawk · UC Browser · WinWAP HTML transcoders Deepfish · JOCA · Opera Mini · Skyfire · Skweezer · Teashark · uZard Web · Vision Other 3B · abaco · Amaya · Arachne · Arena · Charon · Dillo · EGBrowser · Gazelle · IBM Home Page Reader · IBrowse · KidZui · Lunascape · Mosaic-CK · Mothra · NetPositive · Netscape Communicator · NetSurf · Oregano · VMS Mosaic Offline reader‎ HTTrack Features Ad filtering · Augmented browsing · Download manager · Cookies · Favicon · Incremental search · bookmarks (Bookmarklet, Live bookmark, Smart Bookmark) · Privacy mode · Tabbed browsing · Universal Edit Button Web standards Acid tests · Cascading Style Sheets · HTML · HTML5 · OCSP · SVG · XHTML Related articles World Wide Web · Widget · Rich Internet application · Site-specific browser · Internet suite · Mobile Web · Net Applications · BrowserChoice.eu · Pwn2Own italics = No longer in development This network-related software article is a stub. 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