Favourite web browser for windows
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Kindly suggest trusted / reliable / fast internet browser for windows 10 from dimers perspective . 

1. Chrome

2. Firefox 

3. Opera 

need more suggestions . 

Thank you 

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Edge. 

Deal Subedar Deal Subedar
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Edge, the fastest and safe

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Chrome edge firefox

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Opera

Deal Cadet Deal Cadet
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Does it still come with in built VPN. Have you used it?
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Opera is slow. Go for edge, firefox and chrome.

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Any of the afore mentioned browsers with ad blockers like ublock origin . 

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chrome is superb with ublock 
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I Feel Opera Is Best When Doing Online Transactions With Heavy Server Load... Chrome Will Show Server Not Responding , While Opera Still Wait For Response From Server And Gives Success Even After 3 to 5 Min.


Avast Secure Browser Has Inbuilt Customised Ad Blocker

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😉😉

Brave earn Crypto 

Edge earn Flipkart Amazon GV 

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bhaya ... earning aside ... safety is paramount .

there was one UC browser which gave amazon vouchers .

but ran away with data to china . (not sure)
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Okay microsoft edge is one more option .

more suggestions are welcomed . 

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Google Chrome

Freeware

Firefox

GNU General Public License

Microsoft Edge

Proprietary software

Opera

Freeware

Brave

Mozilla Public License

Safari

Freeware

Vivaldi

Freeware

Internet Explorer

Proprietary software

Tor Browser

GNU General Public License

Opera GX

Freeware

Chromium

BSD licenses

UC Browser

Freeware

Internet Explorer 9

Proprietary software

Maxthon

Freeware

Avant Browser

Freeware

SlimBrowser

Freeware

Firefox Developer Edition

Comodo IceDragon

Mozilla Public License

Waterfox

Mozilla Public License

Basilisk

Mozilla Public License

K-Meleon

GNU General Public License

Lunascape

Freeware

NetSurf

GNU General Public License

Firefox Portable

GNU General Public License

Netscape Navigator

Freeware

Firefox 3.0

GNU General Public License

UR Browser

Arc

Proprietary software

Dooble

BSD licenses

Firefox 2

GNU General Public License

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1. Opera

2. Chrome.

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my recommendations are usual Firefox and ARC browser.

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Arc is a freeware web browser developed by The Browser Company, a startup company founded by Josh Miller and Hursh Agrawal. It was released on 19 April 2022 after having undergone a closed beta test.


koi desi maal lag raha hai 
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Pro Shopping Friend Pro Shopping Friend
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Chrome & Mozilla.

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Internet Explorer XD

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old days horror comes alive 

tick tock ... tick tock . 
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Waterfox (present firefox does not allow many of the the useful addons)

Opera (for the built in one click VPN option)

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Brave is great for blocking ads, facebook trackers and such.

Recently came across a new Chromium fork called Thorium that is supposed to be super fast. 

Have heard good reviews for Vivaldi too especially their tab management

If computer is low on RAM check out SlimBrowser from Flashpeak (used to love it on my old laptop) and PaleMoon

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saare chu k ek hi pasang ghoo gal chumre

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Firefox

The PostMighty The PostMighty
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OP, please correct the typo. It is Mozilla, not Mozzila. You are probably confusing it with Mozzarella!
- From a Mozilla Firefox user of 20 years

The PostMighty The PostMighty
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3 Firefox features that no one ever talks about -

1. Their URL + Search bar functionality - They call it the Awesome Bar, actually. You can turn off Search Suggestions from search engines and make it work off the history, bookmarks, shortcuts and open tabs. It is super efficient at predicting the URL you want to go to. It often gets it right with just the first letter or second letter. You can also type words from something you visited in the past, say "Amazon Monitor" and it will return the Amazon Monitor link you had visited in the past. Google Chrome and the others are more interested in capturing your search strings in their servers and giving you suggestions from the internet rather than your own browser history / bookmarks. Once you see and understand how Firefox handles the URL bar, you won't go back to Google Chrome. Obviously, when you want to search something on the internet you can do that too from the address bar itself. It boils my blood when I see people basically do a Google search for Instagram and click on the first search results every time they want to go to Instagram. Google wants you to do this. Firefox will let you do this just by typing the letter 'i' if it realizes that's what you often navigate to.

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2. It has been 20 years but still no browser lets you select columns / rows from HTML tables in websites the way Firefox does. Imagine you see a table with a list of Top 10 cellphones. The table will have serial numbers (1-10), cellphone model names, prices and links where to buy them. You just want the model names. You focus your mouse on the first cell in the cellphone model name column, press Ctrl key and then drag your mouse. Often, it will select just that column's entries. Ctrl+C and you have just the list of cellphone names. In the professional world, this is a killer but unadvertised feature.

3. Firefox still lets you customize the space around the URL bar with all your favourite shortcuts and maximize content space. Here's mine - 

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There are countless other things that Firefox lets me do that no other browser does. One just needs to search properly for what they want Firefox to do and there's a solution somewhere.

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