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List of browsers for Linux and Unix
The Linux user base may not be as large as that of Windows or even Mac, but it’s still an important chunk. Here is a list of web browsers for Linux and Unix systems. If you know of one that’s not been...
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List of browsers for Mac
To all Mac users – there are many alternatives to Safari. We understand your love for Apple products but, there is no harm in trying out Google’s Chrome or Vivaldi, the latest browser to join this...
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Web browsers for Windows – List
This page has all the browsers released for the Windows platform. Some lesser-known old ones which have been discontinued long back have now been removed. However, we have mentioned those, which even...
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Browsers List
This is a complete and thorough list of all web browsers in the market – the popular, as well as the little-known ones. The list is updated monthly because browsers come and go. A case in point is...
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Latest web browser versions
Here are the latest versions of popular web browsers in use today. The list has the current stable version as well as the beta release information. Congratulations to Google’s Chrome for maintaining...
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Sign in at Chrome browser
Google launched their Chrome web browser on 2nd September 2008. Those were exciting times. Internet Explorer, the once undisputed leader of the market with close to 95% share, was watching its pie...
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World’s first web browser
Isn’t Internet explorer the worlds first web browser? It’s been there for years, ever since I started using the Internet.Claire Hill No, Internet explorer wasn’t the first web browser. It also wasn’t...
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How do I sign out of Chrome browser?
Google launched their Chrome web browser on 2nd September 2008. At that time, they were already the world’s favourite engine and riding high on the popularity of Gmail, the free email service. Over the...
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Line Mode – World’s second web browser
The first one always steals the limelight and rightly so. After all, things wouldn’t have taken shape if it wasn’t for the first one. The second is always relegated to… well, the second place. And like...
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10 Facts about the world’s first web browser
The World Wide Web (WWW) was invented by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, a computer scientist working at CERN. He is credited for creating the world’s first browser and the world’s first server – the two web...
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