Web browsers (192 programs)
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: Dual screen option. Extensive filter function. Excellent options. RSS feature.
Cons: Can't change default search engines. Translation is only partially complete.
Pros: Has a floating icon. Retro design. Loads pages quickly. Loads previous pages on start.
Cons: Address and search bars are confusing. Does not predict text. Cannot select all in address bar. No add-ons.
Pros: User-friendly interface with improved tab management. Strong security features, including phishing and pop-up filters. Accessibility improvements like zoom and high-contrast modes. Significant modernization over Internet Explorer 6.
Cons: Limited compatibility with modern web standards. Slower performance and occasional memory inefficiencies.
Pros: An Internet Application Suite. Email, IRC chat and news feed client. Web feed reader. HTML editor and web development tools.
Cons: Does not import username and password. Too packed and complex online web suite. Dated interface and utility. Slow web browser startup.
Pros: Easy to install. Lightweight on system resources. Lets you browse the internet anonymously. Protects sensitive data. Simple and clean interface. Gives you access to encrypted and blocked sites. Protects sensitive information.
Cons: Connections take some time. Can slow internet speed. Potentially exposes users to material hosted on .onion sites. Dark web links. Not suitable for all users.
Pros: Stable and reliable. Free to download and use.
Cons: Only suitable for Windows users. Can be tricky to install.
