Browsers allow users to view websites on the internet. The document discusses several popular browsers: Opera, which is available on multiple operating systems and allows easy deletion of private data; Mozilla Firefox, which uses advanced technology for faster page loading; Safari, developed by Apple and available on Windows and Mac; Google Chrome, developed by Google and named after the graphical interface; and Internet Explorer, developed by Microsoft and included with Windows operating systems. The conclusion states that only user-friendly browsers will survive in the competitive market.

2. BROWSER
CONTENT:
WHAT IS A BROWSER?
HOW A BROWSER WORKS
TYPES OF WEB BROWSERS

3. URL
Address bar

4. RETRIEVING OF THE SITE

5. OPERA
EXPLORER MOZILLA
CHROME SAFARI

6. Opera
Opera is a web browser and Internet suite developed by
Opera Software.
Features:
•Tabbed browsing, page zooming
• The ability to easily delete private data such as HTTP
cookies.
• Opera runs on a variety of personal computer operating
systems, including Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux.
The Desktop Team recently dropped support for Solaris.

7. Mozilla Firefox
• Mozilla Firefox by Mozilla Corporation.
• As of June 2010 it has 23.81% of worldwide
usage share of web browsers.
• Using of advanced technology.
• Faster page access.

8. Safari
Safari developed by APPLE.
•Released on January 7, 2003.
•Supports Windows XP, Windows Vista, and
Windows 7.
•As of 2010, Safari is the fourth most widely used
browser, following Google Chrome.

9. Google Chrome
• Google Chrome developed by Google
•It was first released on 2 September 2008
•The name is derived from the graphical user
interface frame, or "chrome", of web browsers.
•As of June 2010 Chrome was the third most
widely used browser, with 7.24%.

10. Internet Explorer
• Windows Internet Explorer (formerly Microsoft Internet
Explorer
• Developed by Microsoft and included as part of the
Microsoft Windows.
• Line of operating systems starting in 1995.
• Attaining a peak of about 95% usage share during 2002 and
2003.
• The percentage of users had now declined

11. CONCLUSION:
Although there are many web browsers available
and many more are likely to arrive in future
USER FRIENDLY BROWSERS CAN ONLY SURVIVE IN
MARKET.