Web Browsers: Pros et Cons

From Microsoft IE to Mozilla Firefox to Google Chrome to Apple Safari, all have upgraded their browser adding a variety of new elements, security updates and a host of next-gen navigational features. Now which is the best browser among the four, lets’ check on different parameters.

This looks as if it is going to eventually turn into a showdown between the two browsers. Personally I think the balance will remain as there are two distinct user-groups: one clearly finds Chrome an advantage because of its speed, but the other loves the speed of Chrome but cannot forsake all the delicious addons that now come as standard with FireFox.

As long as Internet Explorer exists there will be people finding ways to fix it's bugs. But let's ask ourselves. . . is it really necessary to continue catering to Internet Explorer?

IE's launch was quiet, it wasn't announced loudly, and nothing was leaked to the press before hand. Understatement was the word of the day, for what is a major update to one of the world's most used software applications. So why is that?

Even though the interface is little changed, IE8 does have some major improvements over IE7...

The browser that probably has been one of the strongest rivals for the popular Microsoft Internet Explorer is Mozilla Firefox, who officially released the third edition accompanied by the sense of expectancy of million users around the world.

Microsoft released Internet Explorer 8 today with some interesting features. IE8 makes what real people do on the web every day faster, easier, and safer.

Even a small IT Pro shop can use Internet Explorer 8 to help students fully realize all the resources that are available.

While your current browser seems to offer all the features you need when surfing the Internet, other alternatives exist such as Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Opera, options that can potentially increase your security and provide new ways of accessing information online.

Windows 7 is due for release within the next three months and, depending on the outcome of the law suit, may have the biggest single influence on the browser wars to date.