Overview of "non-mainstream" browsers

BKJIA exclusive translation] Your browser, you decide. With the advent of the browser war. It is no longer the exclusive world of Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) and Mozilla Firefox, and more "non-mainstream" browsers such as Opera and Safari are trying their best to make full use of them, it provides users with a quick and intuitive interface environment for using the Internet, and follows the new era of browsers.

Operabrowser

Operabrowser has long been known for its pursuit of innovation. Today, Opera is still at the forefront of new Internet technologies, maintaining strong support for standards and outstanding performance. The Chrome-like interface appeared again, but this time it was in the Opera 11 test version.

Opera's high customization and excellent standard support make it a practical tool in the toolbox of Internet developers. Although most enterprises do not use Opera in a unified manner, it is not difficult to access enterprise websites and Internet applications by using Opera's advanced users.

Safari

Apple's Safari is of course the default browser for Mac OS, but now this browser has a very good version available for Windows users. Safari uses the same WebKit engine as Chrome, has excellent standard support and performance, and has made outstanding innovations in visual management windows and browser history.

Safari is often a little simplified, and features are not very rich. Any enterprise that uses Mac will certainly use Safari in large quantities. in these enterprises, it is wise to support Windows-based browser versions for Windows users.

Opera and Safari both have this feature: they play a significant role in the mobile Internet field. On mobile devices, Opera and Safari often provide the best and most authentic Internet experience. These browsers also strongly support HTML 5, which provides a way for enterprises that want to provide mobile applications without developing native applications.

Flock and RockMelt

There are also many well-known browsers on the market, which are built on Firefox, Chrome, and other browsers. Flock and RockMelt are representative of these browsers. They all aim to highlight the important position of social networks in browsing experience.

As HTML 5 is expected to become a standard, it is expected that browsers become more powerful and interactive. In addition, it is easier to provide different experiences similar to applications on the browser, which should be particularly important on mobile devices.

Your browser has a significant impact on how you browse and use many applications and services and how you interact with them. In this regard, the choice is entirely dependent on you.

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Original article: Browser Guide: Choosing The Best Standard For Business Author: Jim Rapoza