I tested Tear more extensively and came to the following conclusions:

- Excellent rendering

- No cookies (at least they don't work)
- Dashboard is hard to read: when a site is on one of the nine fields, it is in gray on a lighter gray background (low contrast).
On the left of the dashboard there are three hardly readaboe texts which appear as 'History' and 'Bookmarks'
- Bookmarking is not possible . There is no clear user interface item to add a link to the 'bookmarks' tab on the dashboard.
- History items can only be opened from the dashboard when they are web links. Links to local pages (i.e. file://) do not open from the history tab of the dashboars.

So I feel tears when such an excellent rendering and fast javascript browser lacks such basic user interface thins.
I hope these issues will be fixed soon as forthermore it is good work !