Web browsers (191 programs)
Pros: Customizable UI. Integrated media tools. Mouse gesture navigation. Built-in security features.
Cons: Historical privacy concerns. Potential bloatware. No bookmark export.
Pros: Vidalia + Firefox + FoxyProxy. Easy to use. Portable (no installation required). Advanced features enabled by default.
Cons: Third-party software. May give false sense of security.
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: Built-in chat box. Built-in music player. Focuses on blocking malicious sites. Change Facebook and VK theme.
Cons: Focus is mainly on Facebook. Limited browser customization options. Supports limited social media accounts. Does not allow multiple logins.
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: Built-in media grabber tool. Integrated Torch Torrent client eliminates the need for separate software. Torch Player with multiple file format support. Built-in download Accelerator tool.
Cons: Incompatible with many Google Chrome extensions.
Pros: Very easy to use. Customize labels. Preview in real time.
Cons: Requires you to be logged in.
Pros: Quick page loading speed. Very low resource consumption. Disable a variety of web annoyances.
Cons: Browser window flickers when switching tabs.
