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Pros: Free. Fast. Highly synchronisable. Good privacy options. Excellent choice of extensions.

Cons: Its universal design may not suit some niche interests.

Pros: Fast search engine. Great security. Integration with Bing chat.

Cons: Interface too classic. Memory consumption somewhat inefficient.

Pros: Remarkable download acceleration and multi-thread support. Significant data savings via proxy-based cloud compression. Integrated 20GB cloud storage with the UC Drive. Useful night mode and extensive interface customization.

Cons: Persistent security concerns regarding data encryption and leaks.

Pros: Offers smooth browsing performance with reduced memory usage. Blocks unwanted ads and trackers. Offers features like Enhanced Tracking Protection, DNS-over-HTTPS, and Facebook Container.

Cons: Slower updates for some features compared to its competitors.

Pros: Clean and intuitive layout. Faster than other versions. Built-in social networking platforms. Compatible with most Chrome extensions.

Cons: Not the most secure browser. High RAM usage.

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: Enhanced security. Integration with LMS. Customizable lockdown levels.

Cons: Limited functionality for open-book exams. Technical glitches. Setup complexity for some users.

Pros: Strong legacy compatibility. Familiar classic interface. Stable enterprise use.

Cons: Slower modern performance. Limited extension support. Weaker security features.

Pros: Loads websites quicker than most browsers. High focus on user privacy and blocking trackers. Built-in AI assistant.

Cons: Limited extension support. Strict ad-blocking might cause website compatibility issues.

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: Familiar interface and smooth syncing with your Google account. Early access to experimental features and updates.

Cons: Occasional instability compared to the stable channel. Not ideal for critical or professional use.

Pros: Comes with a VPN. Downloads videos from YouTube. Allows download of music from SoundCloud. Takes screenshots.

Cons: First tab is locked. Custom intro screen pops up every time you start a new tab. Custom intro screen cannot be deactivated.

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: A wide variety of security features. Faster browsing speeds. Built-in ad blocker. VPN integration with Avast SecureLine VPN.

Cons: Some of the features require other Avast programs to be installed.

Pros: Customizable UI. Integrated media tools. Mouse gesture navigation. Built-in security features.

Cons: Historical privacy concerns. Potential bloatware. No bookmark export.

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: Quick sign-in. 24/7 access. Automatic updates. Multi-layered security.

Cons: Any failings of the regular Chrome will similarly show here.