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Top Free Web Browsers You Should Use

Many of the web pages you will visit are feature-rich. To handle them, you need a modern, robust web browser. Your browser’s performance is not the only thing that matters. Older browsers are more vulnerable to viruses because they have less security. You can use many free web browsers for fast, safe, and secure web browsing. One of the best is Orfox, and you check out this article on CompSpice, for a guide on how to download and install it on your PC. Let me talk about the most widely used web browsers of today.

Internet Explorer 9

Internet Explorer 8 is the current version. You might consider upgrading to IE9 if you don’t find the interface too culturally shocking. IE9 is a significant improvement over its predecessor. Microsoft came late with modern browsers, and I don’t mean months late. IE9 still feels a bit behind the times, despite all the extra work they had to do. Worse, IE9 will soon be obsolete by Internet Explorer 10, with Windows 8 in the pipeline. IE9 is fast. It’s not lightning-fast, but it is quick enough. Although security is better than the previous version, it’s not up to the same standard as Chrome or Firefox.

Google Chrome

This is my favorite. This browser is the most secure. It receives frequent, automatic updates. It is also unmatched in speed – although the differences in speed between browsers are not too evident in daily use. Chrome is particularly useful for those who use many Google services, such as Google Mail or Blogger. It keeps you signed in to your Google account at all times. Chrome can also sync bookmarks and other data to the mobile version of Chrome available for download on either your iOS or Android devices. The Chrome Web Store gives Chrome an additional dimension. It allows you to download extensions and apps to speed up browsing. You can also customize your browser’s appearance with a wide range of themes.

Mozilla Firefox

This browser is another top choice. It is either the most used or the second most popular in the world. There is some debate about the statistics, but it is clear that Firefox or Chrome is leading the pack. This browser is almost as customizable as Chrome when it comes to extensions and should be considered by anyone who wants to upgrade their browser.

Firefox will work with any browser, no matter how old or new. Firefox is a web browser that’s fast, if not the fastest. Opera and Chrome seem to be a bit faster, according to my experience. Chrome is loaded with 20 extensions and apps, so Firefox should run slower than Chrome, without any.…