Browsers (235 programs)

Pros: Utilizes Chromium and WebKit engines. Fast and lightweight. Support for extensions.

Cons: Not all extensions will work.

Pros: Blocks ads and trackers. Faster browsing speed. Fingerprinting Protection. User privacy is ensured.

Cons: No other unique features. Downloads can be problematic. Some shortcut keys do not work on Brave. Not all Chrome extensions work.

Pros: Minimalist design. Cloud-accelerated browsing. Private space.

Cons: Some functions from the original UC Browser are missing.

Pros: Clean interface. Easy to access features and options. Fast download speed. Active malware protection.

Cons: Requires frequent updates. Does not support special themes or extensions.

Pros: Supports fast downloads. Based on Chromium. Comes with an ad blocker.

Cons: Doesn’t feel very secure.

Pros: Supports multiple search input methods: text, voice, image, and humming. Integrated Google Lens for visual recognition. Curated Discover feed for personalized content. Activity and privacy controls to manage data.

Cons: Personalization may require account sign-in to be fully effective. Advanced privacy protections beyond standard encryption are limited. Discover feed relevance depends on user interaction and settings.

Pros: Lets you download and watch videos within the app. Has a built-in ad blocker. Features a convenient file-managing tool. Shows popular videos and news updates.

Cons: Some recently closed tabs can’t be reopened. Can lose your browsing history.

Pros: Smart Speed Dial section. Loads pages very quickly in Off-Road mode. Slick tabbed browsing integration. Quick access to your browsing history. Offers recommended content on start page. Attractive user interface.

Cons: No separate bookmarks feature (now in Speed Dial). No progress bar. Doesn't support Flash.

Pros: Offers good surfing speed. Offers good privacy controls. Does not affect system resources. Comes with a simple interface.

Cons: Supports fewer extensions than Chrome.

Pros: Page activation and browser activation is quicker than IE. Easily handles modern websites. Has a function for adding websites to your taskbar. Less likely to crash than IE. Has AI.

Cons: The “Top Sites” suggestion feature changes your entries. Not as customizable as its predecessor Internet Explorer. Activate quickly, but doesn't load as quickly as it claims. Forces adverts upon you when you open new tabs.

Pros: Data saving. Fast performance. User-friendly interface. Quick downloads. Instant social media access. Ad-free. Build-in VPN.

Cons: Limited extensions.

Pros: Touch gesture controls and voice commands. Set websites to tablet format. Speed Mode and Night Mode. Mid page controls. Ad-blocking system and Facebook add-on.

Cons: Touch gesture controls can be sometimes unreliable. Some websites might not be compatible for viewing. Privacy is not absolutely guaranteed. Viewing videos may have difficulty.

Pros: Data-saving browser. Very lightweight. Turbo mode serves as an ad-blocker. Page capture lets you take a screenshot the entire webpage.

Cons: Comes with pre-installed shopping bookmarks. Pinned sites cannot be deleted. Few wallpapers option. The dark mode is not for the entire user interface.

Pros: Free and open-source. In-house encryption protocols. Offers features found in VPN solutions.

Cons: High system resource usage.

Pros: Effective ad blocker. Data-saving options. Secure browsing.

Cons: Ad blocker issues. Occasional stability issues.

Pros: A quick and easy way to download files.. Also keeps your files secure and private..

Cons: Not everyone will find it useful.. Cannot download YouTube files..

Pros: Can manage multiple pages. View page analytics.

Cons: Has a delay in message syncing.

Pros: Offers fast internet browsing. Lets you browse privately. Has an intuitive interface.

Cons: Has not been updated in a long time.