Which Internet Browser Should I use?

A ding-dong battle is looming in today’s web browsers. It’s much easier now to search what you’re looking for. System overhaul and interface modifications for each browser are making it more convenient and enjoyable for every user.

In the past, Google was the most reliable tool when it comes to providing accurate results to search queries. Most web browsers are now faster, more secure, and compliant with the new web standards. Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Internet Explorer are now making their way on top again along with the most popular web browser, Google Chrome.

Each browser has its own unique features. Microsoft Internet Explorer is known for its graphics hardware acceleration. They also work well with 64-bit programs. Privacy and security settings is not a problem as well.

Google Chrome is on top when it comes to cutting-edge technologies such as instant page loading for search and voice response. On the other hand, Firefox excels in add-on tools. They are also known for “extensions”, which allows you to customise the browser according to your preference. Other tools include Panorama Bookmark and the Social API, which makes it easier to incorporate a social site into the browser.

Popular Web Browsers and their new features

1.      Google Chrome Version 33

The new version of Google Chrome focused more on the security and stability issues. Google will now include support for Android users. There are a few minor changes, though. This includes the re-opening of closed tabs from the new tab page. This means you cannot choose a new-tab page other than Google’s big search box. Another change is that the Windows 8 version can now replace the modern tablet IE version. It only discards “metro” design standards. 

2.      Firefox 27

Firefox updates have made quite a few improvements not only to its interface, but also the overall system. They have improved their speed, memory, support for WebRTC, and Web audio support. The new version remains the most customisable browser for users (even without Australis).

3.      Microsoft Internet Explorer 11

Finally, the new version of Microsoft Internet Explorer is now making its way back to the top. The new update is not only serving as the default browser, but also empowers some of the new-style apps in Windows 8.1. The interface is now more user-friendly. You can easily navigate the tabs and the loading page is much faster.

To improve online experience, make sure to use the latest version of your web browser. Upgrade your connection with a reliable  Internet service provider.