|
Browser alternativesWhich browser are you using?For many people a home computer is primarily used to access the Internet, and for many, the Internet is accessed by double clicking the blue “e” on the desktop or "Start" menu. A large portion of the web-going public is unaware of which browser they use or even that there are alternatives which offer a much better online experience. According to statistics, one third of Internet users are using an older version of Internet Explorer. For security reasons alone should upgrade. How can you find out which browser you are using? If you are a Windows user, Microsoft Internet Explorer is the default. It comes with windows and is represented by the blue “e” icon. From where you are right now, go to the menu at the top of the window. Click"Help" and select "About Internet Explorer.” 
If you are using version 6 or older, you should give serious thought to upgrading. Benefits of newer browsers.The Internet is constantly changing and evolving. The technology used on the Web today is quite different from what was being used a few years ago. The newer browsers allow users to take advantages of these newer features. Older browsers are also not standards compliant. The code used to build a website will not work properly and displays content and graphics in a way that the designer did not anticipate. Feature integration, tabbed browsing and add-ons allow for richer online experience. Tabs in the browser allow for multiple websitesto be open at once in the same window. Some browsers offer features such as RSS, social networking and webmail integration, and add-ons are a powerful way to customize your browsers look, feel and functionality. Virus and phishing threats target browsers that do not have the latest security. You should always run anti-virus software, but your first line of defense should be a secure browser. If you are using an older version of a browser you are leaving the door wide open for malicious software and not even realize it. Upgrade today for the latest protection. For more information about internet security click here. Browser options:There are dozens of browsers available, and they all claim to be the best, fastest and most secure. The top five popular browsers are excellent choices. All offer a unique take on browsing the Web. All are free and are compatible with Microsoft Windows, Check them out and see which one fits your needs.
|
Which Browser is most popular?While statistics vary widely depending on the source, Microsoft Internet Explorer is the current favorite; however, about half of the numbers for IE are from Version 6. The break down seems to be about 35 percent for IE6, 35 percent for IE7, 25 percent for Firefox, and 5 percent for other browsers. Most users are not aware of the alternatives and simply use Internet Explorer because it came with their Computer. Find out more about browser usage statistics at Wikipedia. The next generationThe two most popular browser are prepairing to release new versions. Check out all the new features coming soon to a PC near you. 
To add a new dimension to Web browsing, check out Space time. Space Time is a 3D browsing environment that allows you to experience the Internet in a new way. Check it out here. The people who build the websites you use are often forced to do otherwise unnecessary work to support outdated browsers. Websites build to current standards break down and look terrible in older browsers. To make things work, developers must use additional code and non standard methods to insure users who use older browsers are able to use the web. Upgrade to a current browser. 
|
