Web browsers (189 programs)
Pros: Neat interface. Receive constant updates. Give feedback on new updates. Fast Internet surfing.
Cons: New apps and extensions are not finalized yet. New updates can be buggy. May require you to start your browser. Cannot be synced with Google Chrome.
Pros: Fast, lightweight, and responsive browsing. Open-source foundation with strong transparency. Frequent security and performance updates.
Cons: Requires extra configuration for everyday use. Missing Chrome-exclusive features and codecs. Less convenient for casual mainstream users.
Pros: Anti-fingerprinting expertise. Doesn’t collect user data. Private browsing activated by default. Reset button for clean browsing.
Cons: Doesn’t have a built-in VPN. DNS over HTTPS isn't enabled by default.
Pros: Faster than previous versions. Minimalist interface. Easy browsing when you start. Low system requirements.
Cons: No syncing. No multi-user option. No more tabbed browsing. No more huge updates for Internet Explorer.
Pros: Adaptive minimalist design for a soothing interface. Integrates wellness tool. Includes VPN, ad blocker, and AI assistant. No premium subscription required.
Cons: Limited customization. Smaller extension library.
Pros: Clean design. Security features. Offers over 90 languages. Personalized user experience.
Cons: Not lightweight. No further development.
Pros: With eight times faster download time. Helps learn Vietnamese easily. Integration with mobile devices.
Cons: Very basic-looking web browser. Requires Côc Côc mobile version for the file transfer.
Pros: Built-in encrypted proxy and VPN. Blocks fingerprinting and cryptomining attempts. Exceptional Chromium-based speed and security. Transparent tracking data on new tabs.
Cons: Strict blocking may break some websites.
Pros: Fast and lightweight performance. Built-in Kaspersky antivirus and Protect mode. SmartBox and Tableau features for convenience. Data compression helps on weak networks.
Cons: Ongoing privacy concerns about data collection. Not as customizable as some browsers. Occasional reliance on Yandex ecosystem.
Pros: Zero telemetry architecture, built without data collection mechanisms. Built-in Astian Privacy ad and tracker blocker. Cross-device sync for bookmarks, history, and passwords. Headless mode available for developers and automated testing.
Cons: Memory use increased after transition from legacy WebKit builds. Integrated Astian services deepen reliance on a single ecosystem. Latest releases require Windows 11 or newer for the newest builds.
Pros: Standard compliant. Interesting new features: Accelerators, Web Clips. New InPrivate browsing. Protection against online scams and malware.
Cons: Accelerators are tied to Microsoft's online services. Privacy issues in Suggested sites.
Pros: Built-in Shields block third-party ads, trackers, and fingerprinting by default. Chromium base supports the vast majority of Chrome Web Store extensions. Platform coverage across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS.
Cons: BAT rewards system can be confusing for new users. Independent search results are sometimes judged weaker than major competitors. Integrated Firewall + VPN functionality typically requires a subscription.
Pros: Major updates occur roughly once per year, reducing frequent change. MSI installer supports automated deployment with enterprise tools. Group Policy and policies.json allow centralized configuration and control. Inherits Enhanced Tracking Protection and open-source auditability.
Cons: Annual feature cadence delays access to new web APIs. Requires administrative effort to configure policies for large fleets. When installed with standard Firefox, separate profiles are recommended.
Pros: Powered by Webkit and Trident web engines. Maxthon skins and web extensions. Maxnote, Passkeeper and UUMail. Cloud synchronization.
Cons: Minimal access to help. Lacks auto update. Privacy not guaranteed. Tabs are messy to use.
Pros: Easily customized. Great Media and Download Manager. Familiar and intuitive interface. Antivirus coming in future updates.
Cons: Offers few advantages over Chrome. Many features still just promises. Some Chrome extensions are not compatible.
Pros: Dual engine. Secure browsing. Comes with an ad filter. Simple and intuitive interface.
Cons: Needs more extensions. Faulty SSL support. Some minor control glitches.