In the relentless search for the best Internet experience, one of the issues is the browser. You want the best one, but which one is the ‘best’ is generally a matter of opinion. Your opinion might not be the same as the opinion of someone else, and the kinds of things that bother another Internet user might not matter to you, at all. Because that’s the case, there are always going to be arguments about which browser is the best. The goal then becomes to determine which browser is going to be the right choice for you and the kind of computing you do. Most people use Internet Explorer because it’s what comes with computers that use the Windows operating system.
You don’t have to use that browser, though. You can use Firefox, Chrome, or Safari. Those are the top browsers, and the ones that people generally choose from. If you ask around, you’ll get all kinds of conflicting information about which ones are the best, the safest, the fastest, etc. It’s a good idea to choose a very safe browser, but you also want one that doesn’t crash a lot and that isn’t slow or awkward to use. Finding that perfect mix can take a while. Some people even download several browsers and use all of them for a few weeks, until they can get a feel for the one they like the best.
Others don’t want to bother to do that, so they pick a browser and just stick with it. That can also work, but it will never really show you if the browser that you’re using is the right choice for you, or if it would be better for you to use something else. You can also consider using different browsers for different sites, because some of them work better on specific sites than others do.
