Want to know what’s happening in the World Wide Web? Then you’ll need a web browser. Browsers come in varying types, though all types will get you to the website in question. When it comes to web browsers, speed is important to most of us, but often, those add-ons are what keep us interested. Below is a list of the most popular browsers and information about what they focus on.
- Google Chrome 5.0 promotes fast start-up, fast loading, and fast search. Things are simple to read and understand. It has built-in malware protection.
- Internet Explorer 9 promises a “richer, more immersive web experience.” Explorer 9 compares Firefox 3.6 and Google Chrome on their site.
- Firefox 3.6 is the number 1 recommended browser according to Consumer Search.com. It’s great for Windows, Macintosh, Linux, or OSX users.
- Flock 2 is a social web browser that focuses on the needs of the user. Connection with “people, places, and things” that the user loves, is foremost on their list.
- Opera 9.5 considers themselves “the next generation of web standard.” Great standard support, a new set of developer tools, and a new education program are among the list of advancements.
- Netscape Navigator gives you “one-click searching from the address bar, Quick Launch, and Click to Search” options. Instant messaging is new and improved.
- Safari for the Mac, iphone, ipad, and itunes has new features to help in web viewing as well as new tools to assist you in the browsing experience. It has better support for HTML.
Choosing a browser is somewhat like choosing your favorite flavor of ice-cream. Personal taste is important, but so are those texture-loaded add-ons. And we can’t forget the speed in which our favorite flavor is served. If you are looking for a new browser, it may be helpful to download and try out the browsers to compare them.
