Who is the best browser on Google Nexus7 tablet?

Recently, the British blogger Jezwww. nxtab. co. uk) posted a comment on "who is the best browser on Google Nexus7 Tablet" on his blog, using and comparing 10 Android-compatible tablet browsers, the following comments and usage experiences are provided.

Check the best browsers on Nexus 7:

1. Firefox

Firefox is a famous desktop browser and has always been a competitor of IE. The recently released mobile version has been redesigned to improve compatibility, speed, and functionality.

The modified Firefox user interface is simple and clear, providing users with a first-class user experience. After optimization, the browser switches between tabs on the small screen, which works very well. The biggest selling point of Firefox is to enhance the multi-functional operations of browsers by adding additional plug-ins.

Existing Firefox users prefer to synchronize and synchronize data from other browsers with bookmarks of the Android version. Apparently, this version was used on mobile phones, but it is rumored that it was a pioneering work of tablets.

The favorite is the "reading mode", which clearly presents the reading part in the text format. Only the Beta version is available. Because it may become a good browser choice, it is included in the NXTab website.

2. Opera

Opera is a desktop browser that has been used for a long time. Over the years, it has a small and stable user base.

Actually, there are two versions of Opera, which are required by Nexus 7 users. After the browser is started, the quick dial option can include your favorite websites. Switching between tags is convenient and easy to use. You can slide your finger to open the webpage easily.

Opera is a rare mobile browser that maintains its own address bar and search box. Although I do not like this function very much, I believe someone will be interested in it. Unlike other browsers, it does not have plug-ins.

Opera is not like Dolphon or Firefox, but it does provide a smooth user experience and innovative UI elements.

3. doldolphin

Doldolphin has several versions, including: Standard, Mini, tablet, and a beta version. Unfortunately, the tablet version is not compatible with Nexus7 and the standard version is used here.

The address bar and frequently used tab bar are similar to Chrome when doldolphin is enabled for the first time. However, by swiping left or right, you can easily access bookmarks and add other components. The 'webzine' function is very practical. It aggregates Network Content in a magazine-style format and is recommended.

The browser also provides innovative gesture touch that allows you to draw quick gestures. Very clever, but cannot see the gesture before entering the speed dial.

I like doldolphin very much and will continue to pay attention to it.

4. Boat

Boat has great potential as a selling point of speed, small size, and ease of use. By adding components, it is a fully customizable browser. You can Store such as Facebook and URL shortener in the Play Store.

What attracts users is custom options. You can select various functions, including sharing, history, full screen, and setting users on the sidebar ).

The free version has a very small area of advertisement in the bookmarks, but can be deleted. These advertisements won't cause too much trouble, but they still give developers some tips.

5. xScope

The newly released xScope has been upgraded to Android4.0, but the old free version can be used from their website.

This browser has some clever functions. The first is the touch gesture in the navigation bar. The most clever of these is the ability to draw from the side and move forward and backward between pages. Surprisingly, such a natural lack of functionality cannot be the standard configuration of the browser.

Other good functions include: built-in ad blocker, File Manager, Tag, full screen, etc. The Professional Edition is a paid program. If the mandatory killer function is provided, do you have to worry about the cost of not returning it? However, when other alternatives are free of charge, the secret will be used to win the audience.

6. Angel

Angel stands out in many browsers because of its innovative interfaces. Because the origin of this program cannot be found, it looks more like it was developed by an independent developer.

The first cool feature is the navigation menu on the side. Its usage and structure are very interesting. From later reading to sharing, or even creating a PDF file page, this browser presents their concise functions to users. At the same time, it also has many configuration options to change the user agent, font size, scaling, and other features, as well as the privacy mode.

The latest version gives the user script more power. Although it carries a script for blocking advertisements, there is little information about this function.

The free version supports advertisements but is not disturbed. A small fee will be deleted. If you become a fan of this browser, we also recommend that you support the hard work and innovative ideas of development.

7. Maxthon

Maxthon HD is applicable to tablets later than 7.7 inch, which may not be applicable to Nexus 7, but still try to use it.

The Maxthon interface is clean, fast, and has powerful functions and performance. Their official website claims to be 200% faster than Chrome. Although it cannot be verified, it does feel fast for personal use.

The browser provides cloud storage bookmarks and notes, a large number of extensions, and multiple skins. It also uses the stream-saving mode to automatically detect the www website and automatically jump to the wap page standard for browsing.

Maxthon is one of the first choice among many browsers. It has many functions but is not complicated.

8. Puffin Browser

Puffin is the fastest browser in history. By loading pages on your server in advance, Puffin can send compressed data to users for quick browsing. Puffin also provides an interesting method to run Flash applications, that is, the browser uses remote execution technology to run Flash on their servers. This service is free for a limited time, but is included in the paid version.

Unfortunately, iPlayer cannot be used normally outside the UK. Video Chats cannot access the Nexus 7 camera. However, there will be at least one trial period. Another cool feature is to simulate the mouse touchpad. It is a good idea.

Cloud approach also enhances security, so that code execution on the server will not bring danger close to the tablet. The Puffin browser guarantees that their servers do not store any personal information. If this is the case, it provides a certain degree of anonymity-after a quick check, it indicates that the IP address in the Puffin browser is different from that displayed in the Chrome browser.

9. Ninesky

The Ninesky browser initially failed to run. After writing the first draft of this article, they updated and added an Android4.1 version.

Ninesky is a paid application. It does not increase the product size because of other functional options. If you like clean and brief operations, Ninesky is a good choice for browsers. The layout is clean and easy to operate.

In brief use, there are not many unique features that are not interesting. To be fair, this browser targets more mobile phone markets than Nexus 7 tablets that can run more powerful applications.

10. Chrome

As the default browser on Nexus 7, Chrome provides outstanding paging browsing and synchronization with the desktop version. However, other browsers do have some innovative features. However, the Zoom function seems to be a unique concept and performance of Chrome.

Maybe it's a habit of using Chrome, so I have a special liking for Chrome. However, many functions can be improved and improved, such as sidebar menus and full screen functions. Of course, when other people log on to the website account and do not have to log out of their own account, the privacy mode is also very important.