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IE – it’s full of holes. I don’t know how I used it a few years ago. Maybe because I didn’t know it was the worst browser, collecting all the bad things from the internet.
About Mozilla, I can say it’s a good browser; I’m attracted to it because of its functionality, which is the same as OPERA. Now, there’s a new update with a function to view internet images. You type in a question and see the pictures (it’s very simple). I also liked the menu in this search; it reminds me of MacOS.
OPERA – I prefer it; it’s fast, multifunctional, constantly updated, and convenient with tabs, just like Mozilla. And most importantly, it has fewer vulnerabilities (as I mentioned about IE) than any other browser.
Green Browser – I’ve heard of it and tried it. If I compare it to Mozilla or OPERA, I’ll choose one of them. Although, it’s a matter of personal preference.
P.S. Bill Gates stated that they had neglected their IE browser and want to fix it. He said it would be constantly updated, with an interval of a month or more. So far, I don’t see any progress.
About Mozilla, I can say it’s a good browser; I’m attracted to it because of its functionality, which is the same as OPERA. Now, there’s a new update with a function to view internet images. You type in a question and see the pictures (it’s very simple). I also liked the menu in this search; it reminds me of MacOS.
OPERA – I prefer it; it’s fast, multifunctional, constantly updated, and convenient with tabs, just like Mozilla. And most importantly, it has fewer vulnerabilities (as I mentioned about IE) than any other browser.
Green Browser – I’ve heard of it and tried it. If I compare it to Mozilla or OPERA, I’ll choose one of them. Although, it’s a matter of personal preference.
P.S. Bill Gates stated that they had neglected their IE browser and want to fix it. He said it would be constantly updated, with an interval of a month or more. So far, I don’t see any progress.
