Which browser is the Best in 2024? | Web Browser Comparison

In this video, we put four of the most popular web browsers—Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Edge—through a series of rigorous tests to see which one reigns supreme. From speed and performance benchmarks to privacy features and user interface design, we leave no stone unturned.

We'll explore each browser's unique features, from Chrome's polished UI to Firefox's privacy strengths, Opera's built-in VPN, and Edge's vertical tabs. Plus, we’ll dive into how these browsers handle your data and privacy, revealing which one truly respects your online presence.

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[dempseyrollo]

My Chrome doesn’t have the "help me write' option", I’m guessing it’s only available in the US. And Opera’s free VPN doesn’t work in my location either.
I mostly use Chrome for personal stuff, but I switch to Edge for work. I’m surprised you didn’t mention Brave; I was actually thinking about switching to it.

[repeekyraidcero]

Sees Brave not even listed..

Shame Opera is chinese now.
They used to be so good.

On Android getting good Adblocking AND bookmarklets is quite difficult