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Browser war vatsal
- 1. B R O W S E R W A RPresentation By- Vatsal Unadkat X Maroon The Orchid School
- 3. Google chrome • This one is the best browser online . We can say that it is the father of all other browsers and this one is the no 1 in the list of top 5 browsers . Chrome is one of my favorite and I always use it .Its performance is awesome and design layout is also good .It combines minimal design with sophisticated technology that makes web performance faster.
- 4. Mozilla firefox • This one is in the second position in the list of top 5 browsers .It is very secure and tremendous .Its add-ons makes it unique from other browsers. It is full of features and is an awesome browsers. It comes with pop up blocking ,privacy control and multi tab browser etc. You can accomplish task easily with the installation of script called grease monkey.
- 5. Opera • Opera take third place in the list of top 5 browsers, this one is the best and secure .This one is the popular in mobiles and tablets .It offers many features like on page synchronization, synchronization on bookmark in PCs and also in mobile phones. Opera unite makes it easy to share files, audio, video and it is very customization .It comes with beautiful skin and design layout.
- 6. Apple Safari Safari is an Apple product and this one is the best for mobiles and tabs . It used in iPhone especially MAC OS . It supports so many good features like smart address field, HTML support , enhanced keyboard navigation etc . It is compatible with windows like XP /VISTA and window 7/8 also.
- 7. Internet explorer Internet is in fifth position in the list of top 5 browsers. This one is secure and simple . It is strongly recommended to use internet explorer to open bank payment and government websites .It comes with smart address bar, improved privacy protection etc.
- 8. Comparisons…
- 10. Test One: Ease of use Test Two: Extensibility Test Three: Accessing content Test Four: Blocking content