Alternative browsers to Google Chrome

Firefox:
       Pros:

• More secure privacy mode and downloading.
• More intuitive navigation.
• Contains minimalist interface.
• Offers lot of help and support on Firefox tutorial.
• Ease of use.
• More Customization.
• Speed and more compatible.
• Easy to have add-ons.
• Free to download at no cost.

       Cons:

• No thumbnail previews or mouse gestures however there are free plug-ins from Firefox Mozilla that address both these issues.
• Resource heavy “uses a heavy portion of memory to run”.

Safari:
Pros:

• Ease of Use.
• Page-load times impressive.
• Provides all of security features.
• Cleans up unnecessary junk.
• Great for Mac users and free to download.
• Speed compatibility.
• Extremely Fast to download for Mac users.
• Add extensions from Safari Extensions.

       Cons:

• Lack of customization options many competitors offer.
• Support system may be missing some options for users in FAQ section.
• Trouble with Google built-in search engine that can’t be change.
• Difficulty deleting cookies on exit automatically.

Chrome:
Pros:

• Fast browsing performance.
• More control over your tabs.
• More dynamic home page for common used search engines and bookmarks.
• More speed and won’t slow down on your browsing through internet.
• Built-in Flash and PDF Support.
• Has sync capabilities that allow you to access your customized browser from any computer.
• Makes searching so much simpler.
• Ease of use.
• Great security.
• Free to download at no cost

Cons:

• Lack of parental controls.
• Minor site incompatibilities.
• Graphics hardware acceleration doesn’t work with all graphics cards.

Internet Explorer:
Pros:

• Free to download at no cost.
• Offers every help option we looked for, including direct support via email and telephone.
• Provides speed and functionality.
• Easy to use.
• Mostly used throughout the world.

      Cons:

• Bugs come in IE (Internet Explorer) users at different times and fixing them is time consuming.
• Microsoft is unaware of finding any bugs hidden within the browser to fix.
• Installation on software such as Adobe Flash Player can be slow and has to be done manually sometimes when it comes to updates that need to be install.
• Lack of security in ActiveX controls.
• Lack of built in features to synchronize bookmarks.
• Confusion between 32 and 64 bit versions for IE.
• Lack of cross-platform experience (ie. used in Windows but not Mac).
• Huge target for hackers and cyber-thieves.