Google Chrome

Chrome for iOS is a lightweight browser that gives its users the simplicity, speed, and usability. Or in other words, a nearly identical experience that is available on the computer, but better adapted to mobile terminals.

The app comes with all the features from traditional browsers, such as tab system and system, and conveniently accessible bookmarks. In addition, it also calculates certain specifications to facilitate control over touch-enabled mobile devices, such as the ability to switch between windows with a touch.

Additional features of this portable version of Chrome include downloading fast page, private browsing in incognito mode, search and navigation with omnibox, and synchronize open the tabs between a browser and a desktop browser and an iOS terminal. This means that you can access one workspace or another page from the same page.

Chrome for iOS, despite its still very fast version, is one of the best choice of browsers for Safari. Of course, if you use Chrome on your computer and use an iOS terminal, it is almost essential.

Android browser comparison (March 2017)

It's been a time of six months now (six September 2010) compared to our last browser, so you probably will be looking forward to our latest half-yearly report on four popular Android browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, UC Browser, and Opera. Like we have a number of comparisons: use RAM, open applications the speed and compatibility.

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Android Browser Comparison: September 2016

In May this year, when we had our last comparison of the browser for Android, but recently given the elpad in the big names browsers, now there is a good time to revise the issue of face-to-face issues between the four popular browser applications: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, UC Browser and Opera. In particular, we are going to analyze RAM, analyze, and analyze compatibility among other statistics of interest.

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Browser Comparison: 2016 Android Edition

Every year we consider blogs to be the best desktop browser on this blog. Now comes the same thing but for smartphone apps. We are moving forward by measuring a handful of RAM, speed, and compatibility of more popular Android browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera Browser, UC Browser and Dolphin Browser.

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