The Internet is taking up more and more place in modern life. With its help, people not only have a rest, but also earn money. Therefore, access to the global network should be as convenient as possible.
Instructions
Step 1
A browser is required to view the Internet. There are many of their options, differing in their functionality, speed of work. As a rule, they are all free, so everyone can choose the best option for themselves. The following are the main web browsers that are compatible with Windows.
Step 2
Internet Explorer (IE)
The standard built-in Windows browser and perhaps the most famous of all browsers. He earned fame for himself rather with a minus sign, since it was the slowest to modernize. In addition to the "native" operating system, it does not support others. The functionality of the program is wide enough. The new versions have a download manager, the ability to block banners and pop-ups, which is very nice - it reduces the amount of ads. In addition, the "glory" of the Explorer was brought by the low speed of work. It also “overloads” the system quite strongly.
Step 3
Google chrome
The increasingly popular browser from Google. Fast, not overloading the computer. Supports most operating systems: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android. The functionality is almost the same as that of IE. The disadvantage is not a very convenient setting "for yourself".
Step 4
Opera
Also a fairly fast and "lightweight" browser. Supports many operating systems, including those used on mobile devices. In terms of functionality, it is not inferior to the two previous browsers. The disadvantages do not appear immediately. Users often complain that it is in the operation of the Opera that errors most often occur. But the program provides for a fairly fine tuning of the interface and functions.
Step 5
Mozilla Firefox
The only browser out of all listed, which has an "open" license. This means that all users can write extensions for the web browser themselves, modify the program as they see fit, redistribute it, and copy it. In general, the main bonus of this browser is the mass of add-ons that are easy to install. Among them, for example, such popular ones as downloading media files, ad blocker (and all of them can also be "customized" for yourself). Unfortunately, the abundance of "gadgets" gives a tangible disadvantage: the overload of the system. Of all browsers, none freezes as often as Mozilla (except, perhaps, IE). But, as a rule, everything works fine in it.
