Top 5 Internet Browsers

The era when Google Chrome was head and shoulders above the competition has ended. Today’s popular browsers compete on a level playing field. Internet Explorer 11 — the oft overlooked Microsoft standby — has blossomed into a lean and fast browser for Windows 8. Mozilla Firefox, Opera, and Google Chrome continue to ramp up their version numbers, and Safari tenaciously scuttles along as the under-appreciated byproduct of Apple’s quest for global domination. Gone are the days when choosing a browser for all your Internet perusing needs was a no brainer.

Today, with all the competition, choosing the right browser has become a something of a tough decision. Fortunately, you can’t really go wrong with any of the popular browsers anymore, but there are a few things here and there that give each its own competitive edge over the others.

Editors note: Apple discontinued support for the Windows version of Safari in 2012, but it is still available for download.

[Cogent]

You can run Safari on Windows. (There is a Windows version)

[yuenskit]

I choose brave, Firefox, edge, opera, and Vivaldi. But no chrome. To slow and not private enough as google tracks me.

[SmoochyOF]

Where can I find the girl with the headphones wallpaper?

[mlpfimguy]

Safari is an Apple exclusive? Wat, since when?

[qwqwo]

Yeah I just use tor it's wayyyy better when you use it _get a anti virus_