Looking for a secure and reliable web browser? In this video, I have ranked the best web browsers using a tiered list. Make sure to watch this video till the end to find out which one is our top pick.
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I’ll be reviewing each web browser based on the same criteria: its features, its availability, whether it’s free or not, and how much the company knows about you based on your weird searches.
We have covered the following internet browsers in our video (these are in no particular order):
#1 Google Chrome
Chrome is by far the most popular web browser in the world.
The free-to-use browser’s popularity is mainly due to its cross-platform compatibility, wide range of extensions, and simple functionality.
When it comes to your privacy, however, Chrome has a few shortcomings. Overall, we’re putting Chrome in the Decent tier.
#2 Microsoft Edge
What we oldies call Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge has evolved into one of the best web browsers in the world.
The browser has become a titan of privacy, with tracking protection across all platforms, robust ad blocking, and allowing you to clear cookies on exit.
If you’re sick of Chrome compromising your privacy, Microsoft Edge is a fantastic alternative, and for this reason, we’re placing it in the Good tier.
#3 Opera
Opera is not a very well-known browser, despite being one of the top 5 browsers used around the world. But, if you’re a gamer, then you should definitely consider switching to Opera, thanks to its light performance impact on all devices.
Simplicity is where Opera shines, and while it doesn’t offer a lot of privacy options, it’s not going to siphon your personal data and sell it off to the highest bidder.
Overall, we’re putting Opera in the Good tier.
#4 Mozilla Firefox
The revitalized version of Firefox now has a much lighter impact on your computer, using far less RAM than before. It offers total tracking protection across all platforms, as well as the ability to clear cookies on exit and partition third-party storage.
Overall, we believe Firefox is the king of privacy, synchronization, and convenience, and for that reason, we’re placing it in the Excellent tier.
#5 Vivaldi
Vivaldi is a spin-off of Opera, taking the best of its parent browser and pushing the limits of customization.
If you’re a power user who wants a lot of customization in their browser, and doesn’t mind a little bit of ethical data collection, then Vivaldi is the browser for you. We’re placing it in the Good category for this one.
#6 Apple Safari
Safari is the native browser for all of Apple’s devices, and if you’ve got an iPhone, you’ve probably used it at least merienda. It’s not exactly the best browser in the world for a lot of reasons. For one, it’s literally only usable on iOS devices.
Safari isn’t all bad, though. Apple is also on top of their synchronization game, with the ability to sync bookmarks, passwords, history, and open tabs across their devices.
It’s just a little lackluster in its convenience and tab handling, which is why we’re putting it in the Not Terrible category.
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