Question:
What is the best web browser?
MIKE J
2009-08-26 15:19:47 UTC
I'm using Internet Explorer with Vista. Want to switch web browsers. What is the best web browser?
Seventeen answers:
'Æ тσичρкεя13 - Tech Guru
2009-08-26 15:33:40 UTC
There is no BEST browser.

You must choose which you'd like based on what you consider good.

Here's some info you can use to select the web browser.

*Note* I'd like to tell you now, Google Chrome is OUT OF THE QUESTION! Every browser listed below surpasses it in every way.



Popularity.

Mozilla Firefox is the most popular browser out. There's people who will say, 'no. internet explorer is'. There partially right.

The most common web browser found is Internet Explorer, for one reason. It's preloaded onto PCs. If you're looking for popularity, go with Firefox.

Pros: There's thousands of themes, and plugins. It's also one of the most reliable browsers you'd ever use.

Cons: It's not the fastest, or best looking.



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Design.

If you're looking for design, the only choice you should even consider is Safari by Apple. I'm sure you know of Apple's design intelligence, there the best design and graphics artists in the world. Just look at the Mac!

Pros: It's the best looking browser you'll ever find!

Cons: Safari for PC's have numerous bugs, to be honest. It's not the fastest web browser, your bookmarks and most popularity pages may disappear, and since it's running windows tasks you may lose browser connection.



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Speed.

Opera is the world quickest browser ever programmed. You'll zoom from pages faster then you'd ever experience. Not only that, it's VERY durable and has awesome downloaded themes and plugins.

Pros: It's speed is absolutely amazing.

Cons: It's not all to good looking, and the popularity of it may effect some pages you view.



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Finally, Durability and Virus prone.

Internet Explorer is the most durable web browser possible. not to mention the time it's taken for people to program it. Frankly, it's stable as hell, but it's a horrible browser.

Although, it's the worlds best virus protected browser (WITH EDITING!)

Visual basic programmers like myself can look through it's code, and automatically see how well you can protect yourself with it. If you don't know VB programming, don't even try to use it.



Pros: It's a very durable browser

Cons: It's a crap look, and horrible speed.



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Good luck, I really hope this helped you :)



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@Elana

Internet Explorer BY ITSELF is very prone to viruses, maleware, and harmful things that can enter your computer.

However, if you know Visual Basic, you can modify the code to stop it. When I said it's the best browser to detect and stop malicious things, I meant with editing done. Internet explorers code has the best setup without any doubt. (Look through it for proof).

You're right, though. It's no good without any programming done.

Thumbs up :)
Elana
2009-08-26 15:32:11 UTC
Internet Explorer is still more widely used than Firefox due to the fact that it ships with Windows. If someone wants a site to reach a big audience, they're pretty much forced to test it on Internet Explorer. Certainly there are sites that stop their testing there and their software doesn't work with anything else.



Those sites should be boycotted.



I have installed Firefox on many of my sites, made it the default browser and only provided Internet Explorer for people who must use some non web standard compliant site.



Certainly firefox from http://www.firefox.com is more secure, less virus prone, more standards based, runs on more platforms and has had more care in its design.



The fact that its source code is widely available means that every inch of it has been gone over for security problems. Internet Explorer is proprietary and therefore audited only by Microsoft.



Its also got a better set of tools for debugging your javascript than Internet Explorer, which is why I do all my site development with Firefox and only test with Internet Explorer when I'm testing with all of the other browsers (Opera, Safari etc.)



Your Vista system is safer if you run with Firefox.



Tony (Below) is right about Opera's performance, and certainly Safari is a contender but it fails on more web sites than either Firefox or IE. He is dead wrong about Internet Explorer's security problems.



Apple does not make Safari's code generally available, so there are inevitably security problems and bugs waiting to come out when you least expect it.
2014-10-23 02:58:12 UTC
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?
2009-08-28 14:01:53 UTC
Mozilla Firefox!



It is highly recommended, the faster, newer, most customizable and the safest browser ever and it's open source!



I used to use IE awhile ago, but Firefox gives you the true meaning of web browsing. There are literally thousands of addons to make browsing easiest for you. It is constantly being updated and when theres a bug, it is fixed with a day or two (unlike IE which takes forever!). Firefox is made by Mozilla which is open source (meaningall there products are free and it's open for anyone to use/change/customize etc.



http://www.firefoxdownload.com

Please read that page before downloadng, good info there.



Also, you can join the anti IE forums

http://I-Hate-IE.forums-free.com



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2013-11-24 03:26:04 UTC
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?
2009-08-26 15:26:41 UTC
Good choice because Internet Explorer and Vista is absolutely horrible.



I'd say either Google Chrome or Firefox.



Google Chrome is the fastest and best looking, but Firefox is the most customizable.



It's up to you, but I'd choose one of those two. I use Chrome and absolutely love it, but its your decision.



Safari for Windows is terrible and Opera isn't compatable with anything, so neither of those.



I actually wrote an article on it if you want to read it:

http://connor.instantfreehosting.com/review.html



Downloads:

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html



http://www.google.com/chrome



Have fun!
wasihun
2016-08-18 00:28:39 UTC
web browser only
Peter G
2009-08-26 15:25:55 UTC
Hey there,



There are some good browsers out there that i could recommend, however it depends totally on what you prefer.



Check out FireFox (www.firefox.com), Chrome (www.google.co.uk/chrome) and Safari (www.apple.com/safari)...



Enjoy...



Peter G
Tone
2014-04-21 05:00:16 UTC
There are over 60 browsers available online here http://compu-smart.hubpages.com/_www/hub/All-Browser-Downloads It's all about individual preference and what suits you and your device.
Margaret
2017-02-15 21:59:28 UTC
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Katrina H
2009-08-26 16:25:56 UTC
Firefox. Open-source and just overall brilliant.



Opera is also awesome, but not open-source.





Chrome is just a ripoff and has been released WAY too early. (If you wanna be taken seriously, /give me a stable Linux version as the main release/.)



IE sucks.
Anthony
2009-08-26 15:24:54 UTC
This is entirely personal preference. I personally love Firefox, but there are some out there that boo it lol. I suggest just going out and downloading them all and trying them and seeing what you like.



Good Luck
2009-08-26 15:23:29 UTC
Firefox, It's made of awesome.



http://getfirefox.com/
?
2009-08-26 17:00:18 UTC
firefox...best overall


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