Here’s a complete list of Browsers which are used in different operating systems.Additionally I have included the features of those browsers.
No 1: Firefox
Holds the major share in the browser market
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2.Google chrome
Fast start-up,fast loading,fast search
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3.Safari
Over 150+ supporting features,ARIA support
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4.Opera
Improved User interface in its 10.10 version
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5.Flock
Well suited for Social browsing
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6.Prism
Specific to web application and Environment
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windows
7.Internet Explorer
Improved Security , patched loop holes.
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8.Deepnet Explorer
Anti phishing functionality. Similar to Internet explorer environment
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9.Avant
Improved AD blocker,Trident layout engine
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10.Maxthon
Supports both trident and gecko rendering engines.
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os x
11.Camino
Best experience for MAC users
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12.Shiira
Based on Web Kit and written in Cocoa.
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13.Omni web
Earlier version for use with MAC
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14.Sea monkey
The start of Mozilla’s application suite
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15.iCab
Completely tested for functionalities [ acid 3 tests]
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16.Stainless
Works as parallel process ( like chrome) allowing multiple logins for same website
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17.Fluid
Fluid lets you create a Site Specific Browser (SSB)
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Linux
18.Konqueror
Its the file manager with integrated browser for the K Desktop Environment
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19.Galeon
Earlier outdated version.still the basics are derived from it.
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20.Epiphany
Simple and easy to use with GNOME environment
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21.Swift fox
Its built for optimize Intel and AMD processors. It is Linux only and is based on Firefox.
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22.Swift Weasel
Its similar to swift fox but it is completely open source
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That’s all the list. which browser do you use ?If you find it useful , then share with your comments..
Only few of the list i knew and my favourite is Mozilla Firefox..it's really faster than others according to me..
Many are new names for me, i am big fan of FF & GC but i love to try some of the above listed ones as well.
There is also UZBL, based on Webkit.
It could be described as the "vi of browsers".
Lightning fast, and follows the UNIX and KISS philosophies.
Thanks clement
DILLO 3 The lightest ~ faster! Based on FLTK , the Fast Light Toolkit Helps web authors to comply with web standards, by using bug meter, that shows the number of detected "incongruence" inside a web page, locally!