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The document discusses several popular web browsers: Opera, Firefox, and Google Chrome. It provides details on their key features such as [1] Opera being cross-platform and having built-in email/address book capabilities. Firefox 2.0 incorporated improvements like quick search links and tabbed browsing. Google Chrome is designed for speed and powered by WebKit with translation, customization, and incognito modes.
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