Josette Holyoak-Browsers 2011

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1. Opera 11

1.1. Pros:



1.2. Cons:



2. Google Chrome 9

2.1. Pros:

2.1.1. Some types of Firefox extensions will never be possible on Chrome due to a purposeful tradeoff that sacrifices flexibility and potential capabilities in order to keep Chrome fast, reliable, and uncluttered. Chrome continues to enhance stability and security with additional sandboxing techniques.

2.1.2. Despite these issues, Chrome is a great browser. For both power users and regular users with 2GB or more of RAM (and who are not afraid of Google data tracking), Chrome edges out very tough competition for my “best browser 2011” award. Chrome simply does a better job than other browsers of getting out of the way while you work.

2.2. Cons:



3. Apple Safari 5

3.1. Pros:


3.1.2. . Apple has not discussed future specific plans, other than to announce WebKit2 development. This implies that the next version of Safari will be faster, especially on multi-core hardware. Simpler versions of Safari are available for the Apple’s iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch devices. These versions do not support Adobe Flash, but are otherwise very easy to use and well suited to these devices.

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4. Mozilla Firefox 4

4.1. Pros:



4.2. Cons:



5. Explorer9

5.1. Pros:



5.2. Cons:



6. A browser, or web browser, is a software application used to view web pages, which consist of text, HTML markup, images, and multimedia content (sound and video). The most widely used browsers are Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari and Google Chrome.

7. Sources

7.1. minimum 5 sources, only most recent versions as shown:

7.1.1. Shorten your URLs at the following link:

7.1.2. http://bit.ly/

7.2. http://bit.ly/fBeyRN

7.3. http://bit.ly/e3W2KS

7.4. http://bit.ly/b9GMOx

7.5. http://bit.ly/eKXILL


9. Marketshare

9.1. Microsoft Internet Explorer - 55.92%

9.2. FireFox-21.80%

9.3. Chrome-11.57%

9.4. Safari-6.61%

9.5. Opera-2.15%

10. To Flash or Not to Flash

10.1. New n system has processing power to spare to handle simple things like full screen video and simple games. It is an over-clocked Core i7 running at 2.9Ghz with 8GB of RAM and a Radeon HD5750. But to be honest any modern system can handle this sort of work. A Pentium 4 system from a few years ago is plenty for video playback and some multi-tasking.ode

10.2. Most end users do not care about Flash or Java or Objective-C, all they will notice is when their Phone seems slow, and when it dies after a few hours of use

10.3. can not un-install Flash from my system without crippling a lot of my internet experience. I recently installed a Flash blocker plug-in for Chrome and it really is amazing to me that nearly every site I visit has several flash elements on the page. For simple things like file up-loaders, animations but mostly Ads.