http://www.techspot.com/guides/268-s...owser-to-love/
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some of these look pretty cool, especially with the growing popularity of tablet, netbook, and slate computing with lesser specs, less demanding browsers and browsers where you can switch up the way it decodes pages and whatnot, looks pretty cool
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| It used to be that Firefox, Opera and others were the "alternative" Web browsers, but in an age of forced ballot screens that's not entirely accurate. In fact, one could say that the more experienced a user is the further and faster they run from Internet Explorer. Excluding the "big five" you're undoubtedly familiar with (IE, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Safari), there are many little-known browsers that are potentially even more suitable for your needs, no matter how basic or advanced. This week we are taking a look at six truly alternative browsers and what separates them from the rest of the pack. This is far from an all-inclusive list, and we'd love to hear if you happen to be using any of these yourself or perhaps there's yet another unheard of browser that we missed. In alphabetical order, the browsers: |
some of these look pretty cool, especially with the growing popularity of tablet, netbook, and slate computing with lesser specs, less demanding browsers and browsers where you can switch up the way it decodes pages and whatnot, looks pretty cool
