Internet Explorer vs Google Chrome malware blocking test

Google Chrome and Internet Explorer are both very popular browsers. As a browser Chrome is faster and has better features but who is the winner when it comes to blocking threats or security?

[panzerol]

Actually real score was 9/10 7/10. You don't give points on fifth one.

[oneezitek]

When you consider the addons that are available for Chrome - IE is simply not a serious consideration for those who want the best browsing experience.  There are a lot of security addons for Chrome.

[TypicalAsian]

Internet explorer has improved alot since IE8.

[KaniFuker-Sir]

Both crap and slow, stopped using IE years ago and gave up Chrome also. Happy with Firefox.

[wilfredotorres]

The biggest difference of course is that Chrome updates on a constant basis as well as Firefox changing to meet those threats where IE will get patched and after a couple of years will update their browser. 

Thanks for the review.

[danielarendt]

My own peculiar security so far "blocks anything that moves" re malware, which is good as I find testing IE11 for Win7 over at "Browserscope" eternally results in finding IE11 failing the tests for strict transport security and content security policy; in Chrome and Firefox, I can use addons which get them scoring 16/17 on Browserscope security tests, but IE hasn't allowed addons in newer versions.

[Marioa]

Well, I know what browser I will be using forever...

*Mozilla Firefox*

What? iIm not gonna use a piece o shot browser like IE.

[mathewman]

I had always thought that IE was too dangerous to use.. I guess Microsoft did change their game and improved their browser.. Good job. They finally beat Google on security.

[Dan.a.k.a.bradpitt]

It really does not matter, with K-9 web filter, along with a web filter from your anti virus, or another from playstore for a extension add on, like avira, you will not conflict and 90% of the time you are good. If not k-9 try mccafe safe browsing - it adds a little more to the memory usage/cpu but it does good job also. 

[KasseBasses]

What do you use for malwaresources when you do a detection rate test?

[AmyFlannigan]

I use Internet Explorer as y main browser. I like it a lot in terms of use as well as looks. I don't mind if it a second or two slower. I really don't, My main goal is security, and it gives me a lot, then especially with Windows Defender. And it also can block adds, which I can't stand. So I don't need any addons like Adblock or something. And that is all I need. 
Yes, I do use chrome as my secondary browser, should I need something. But only when I doN't have any other choice. I don't really like it otherwise. Even less any other. 

[crosseyeddave]

Why don't you try Comodo Dragon?  It supposedly has a higher degree of security than Google Chrome and doesn't track your browsing habits.  Also videos on Youtube buffer a lot more quickly using Comodo Dragon.

[steve]

google chrome is constantly updating ... how do i know ??? my anti-virus lets me know every time it sneaks in for an update and i always have to click allow .... and when i launch a new browser my anti-virus explains that it changed since last used ...again i click allow ...so many updates ... like every other day .... one time the frame was black for like two days ....none of my extensions work theirs so many updates...

[petirazred]

This is the older version of Chrome, the newer one is better. Nice video bro, subscribed!

[HICHOSOLO]

and guys you can see if you open a lot of Windows in chrome then close it you find the memory full and doesnt make a realeae for it but internet explorer works better every tab die memory die too so u dont find much load on memory from internet explorer while chrome do and so freeky!

[tea_otomo]

Well I'm glad that Microsoft works on a new browser

[davidclien]

Fair Test, I use Both + Opera Cuz Free VPN

[CesarAssombro]

I prefer to use Chrome. Even in Ubuntu I just only use Chrome. :)

[davidclien]

PS: Only Down side what Opera has, My PC location Wrong, when VPN is On.

[michaelbrooks]

Damn those links alone look like malware