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Microsoft Internet Explorer

Most of us are using IE, thanks to its strong compatibility with web sites. Version 6 of Service Pack 1 includes all security updates released in recent years, plus some useful add-ons. Security improved after restricting ActiveX controls. If a site attempts to load potentially dangerous content onto your PC or download a file, an information bar will appear under the address bar, giving you the option to continue or get more information. In addition, IE lacks support for other features. It does not support tabbed browsing as standard, so you need to open multiple instances of the program. It also doesn't support RSS feeds, and it's the browser most likely to be a target of spyware and other malicious programs. The user interface is very simple and you'd be hard-pressed to find a web site that doesn't display, but since there are many better browsers to choose from, IE is not recommended here.

Mozilla Firefox (Firefox browser)

Advantages: Mozilla Firefox is already the second browser in market share, second only to Microsoft's Internet Explorer. Firefox is a non-IE core browser. Unlike commercial IE, Firefox is an open source and free software. Anyone can study and change its source code to produce new products. Therefore, there are many people in the world to look for vulnerabilities in Firefox to make it more secure. New Firefox features: quick view of website ID information, private browsing mode, forget this site, automatic software updates, add-ons (such as: skin change), parental controls (Windows Vista), smart address bar, reopen closed tabs and Disadvantages such as windows: Firefox is relatively cold to Javascript and must use standard Javascript language.

Google Chrome

Google Chrome is a sleek, technologically advanced browser that makes using the web faster, more secure, and easier.

Opera

Opera has some features that are unique to other browsers and can be changed at will through drag and drop in customization mode. After downloading an extension of about 10M, it even allows you to use voice control and read web pages (in English). All of the above, including the right-click menu, can be customized by the user. Security protocol supports 256-bit encryption and can resist malicious code attacks, phishing attacks and other network attacks. And its web page rendering speed is also the fastest today. Its support for W3C standards is surpassed by few other browsers. In addition, it can allow experienced users to control the structure and fonts of web pages through author mode and user mode. sex. The most unusual of these are the rewind and fast forward buttons. The former takes you back to the home page of the web site you are visiting to prevent you from browsing too deep and getting lost, and the latter tries to guess the next page you may be visiting on a given site. It's very effective at accurately mimicking a "next" button on a web-based image slideshow. Opera also includes mouse gestures, so you can move your input device in different ways to make the browser react accordingly. For example, holding down the right mouse button and moving the mouse to the left will take you to the previous page. It is one of only two browsers here that allows multiple documents to be opened in a single window, and includes both horizontal and vertical arrangements. It also has a context-sensitive menu that loads a language translator, dictionary or search engine when you double-click any text on a web page. Spoofing mode allows Opera to see itself as an IE or Mozilla browser, but this is not always reliable.

Netscape Navigator

Navigator is based on Mozilla software, but its rather dull interface is a far cry from the slick interface used by Firefox. A lengthy installation process can also cause problems. The installation file is only 288KB in size, but the files that need to be downloaded later total 27MB. You can customize the installation process to exclude unnecessary components such as desktop weather forecast software, integrated email client and AOL Instant Messenger. This reduces the size to a more manageable 12MB. Even without these components, Navigator still has excellent features. It has excellent pop-up blocking and allows paginated browsing. It also displays web pages faster than its predecessor and has a new password manager that allows you to view a list of passwords saved during browsing. You can set a master password to prevent access to this list. This can be dangerous if more than one person has access to your PC, as not only will the user be able to see your details when logging in, but they will also be able to see the password you used to gain access.

Basically, Navigator lacks the bells and whistles of some of the more advanced browsers on the market, and its Mozilla core makes it a completely comparable choice to IE.

The World Window Browser

The World Window (TheWorld) browser is a multi-tab browser using the IE core. It has many functions such as ad blocking and one-click Internet access. , without any functional restrictions. TheWorld advocates the browsing principle of popping up only one window per click, which means that the website will not be able to automatically pop up a window unless you want to. In addition, TheWorld treats moving objects on the page as advertising windows. Therefore, when browsing the website with TheWorld, all pop-up advertising windows, floating ads, and pop-up ActiveX dialog boxes will be prohibited by the browser. Pop-up advertising windows are related to settings in "TheWorld Settings Center". When using TheWorld, just press the Alt key and click directly on the picture or Flash animation to download it to the local hard drive, simplifying the operation. Like Opera, mouse gestures are also integrated into TheWorld, which brings great convenience to netizens. Powerful browsing auxiliary functions: simplified and enhanced filtering of Flash, lifting of user restrictions on page scripts, stepless zooming of web pages, fast switching of proxy servers, automatic filling of web pages, quick saving of any content including pictures, animations, videos, etc. on the page, Enhanced page content search and highlighting functions, privacy protection, address bar auto-complete, link drag-and-drop and other functions.

Maxthon Browser

Maxthon Browser. Maxthon Browser is based on the IE core and has innovations on top of it. Its plug-ins are richer than IE. Maxthon's plug-ins can be divided into Maxthon plug-ins and IE plug-ins according to the browser; according to the nature of the code, they can be divided into Script plug-ins (plug-in modules are scripts), COM plug-ins (plug-in modules are COM components of DLL) and EXE plug-ins (plug-in modules are EXE Program); according to function and location, it is divided into extension buttons, sidebars, toolbars, browser auxiliary objects and protocol handles. Maxthon integrates RSS reading function. However, to view RSS, you first need to open the Maxthon sidebar. The software has built-in five categories: Maxthon, Sina, Baidu, Tianji, and Xinhua. As long as you open one of the lists, you will see its subcategories below. If you check "Automatically discover news links on web pages" in Maxthon's RSS settings, it will automatically search for RSS links on the page and automatically add them to Maxthon's RSS list.

Sogou Browser

Sogou Browser is a browser with education network acceleration, which can improve the speed of mutual access to public education networks, and has automatic network favorites and independent playback It has many functions such as web video and flash game extraction operations, and is in line with the usage habits of some users. It supports multi-tab browsing, mouse gestures, privacy protection, ad filtering and other functions.

Common mobile browsers

Opera Mobile: The new Opera Mobile is free. Opera Mini: A free browser that supports WAP and World Wide Web browsing, and has a large market share. Fennec: Firefox Mobile. Safari: A web browser launched by Apple. Android Browser: The default browser in Android and OMS systems. UCWEB: Supports the display of WAP and WEB websites, occupying the main domestic smartphone browser market. Voyager Browser Ibis Browser: a mobile browser developed by the Japanese. QQ mobile browser: QQ browser currently supports GPRS, WiFi, and WCDMA methods to access the network. Currently supports Symbian operating system and some MTK systems.