Hey TechGumbo, I just switched to Opera Neon and it is working like butter. I tried Epic Privacy browser but it did not fulfill my needs. I found Opera Neon much realistic and graphically fantastic. Best wishes for your channel and 'Good Luck'!!!!!
Many browsers that you mentioned have distinct features that should be a competition to chrome. However, they don't get the platform the trio: chrome, firefox, edge gets. So, they are less used. To my opinion in order for a browser to succeed it should have its own adblocking feature pre-installed. I think I will try Vivaldi now, that you mentioned of its distinct and useful features.
TechGumbo Have been using Vivaldi for a few hours now. And to my surprise it is pretty cool. I can customize where to stack my tabs, what theme I'd want it to display on new tab and the comfort of taking notes or capturing the page. I'm intrigued and it is truly helpful. In the matter of speed, what I felt is that it has the same speed as chrome. However, the many features it comprises it, is making me feel comfortable. The adjustable screen size right downside proves to be helpful in some websites. The start page is the most impressive. There are sites that I can just put on the speed dial section and with no matter of time I can go to that. Chrome chooses this by itself. I'm feeling a good liking towards Vivaldi.
Opera browser phones home to Norway,also it has been acquired by a Chinese firm.The co founder left and started Vivaldi web browser...apparently he wasn't happy where Opera was heading
LUNASCAPE. That is the name of the browser I was talking about earlier. I strongly recommend everyone to try it. It is world's first browser to incorporate three different rendering engines, and man, they run really smooth. It takes a long time to start, though. It loads up lunascape.tv website after it is loaded by default. But once it loaded, it really runs smooth. The animations are very graceful. Try it out, Techgumbo, and please do the next video about browsers featuring this one. Looking forward to it !!!!
I tried out maxthon in iOS and I’m stunned it has a night mode a sleek simple ui it’s responsive and fast and best of all its ad blocked works only browser with adblocker that I’ve seen works in iOS which is useful since iOS doesn’t have the freedom of Andries when it comes to applications and browser extensions
Opera Neon is really futuristic, but I wonder how it will work in mobile considering its screenspace usage it requires for it to function so well. This was an incredibly infotaining video, thank you! :)
I use Maxthon for many years now. I love it because It just does not crash. Plus I can use it on anyones computer without loading anything to there computer and all my stuff is there when I sign in. It's great!
I am using Torch Browser and have in the past used Ice Dragon and Pale Moon. I also have tried Dolphin on Android and the usual suspects Opera, FireFox, Chrome and Edge. On My Phone I have Opera and Chrome. But have tried Dolphin before.Thanks for the video.
That feature you said was exclusive to Ghost Browser, multiple sessions in the same window, is currently available in Firefox as part of their test pilot program, where users get to try new features. It is called Containers and although it is like an official Mozilla extension right now it seems it will be a built in feature in FF 57.
In your recent video, Mozilla Firefox got the top spot but your comments took me to this video. Right now I'm simply considering something other than the Big-3 (Firefox, Chrome, MSIE) so I'm looking closely at and will likely try out Opera and Vivaldi. Mozilla has been sooo dominant the past few years as the best alternative to MSIE that IMO it's become mainstream and subject to all sorts of issues related to all the plug-ins, extensions and bonus features.
Hey TechGumbo, I liked all the browsers and your video too. I currently use Opera as my default browser but I have seen even better browsers in this video. I want to replace Opera with a browser listed in this video. I have Google Chrome but I found Opera little interesting. I have used Vivaldi and don't want to use it again. Please suggest me a specific browser from this list which can fulfill my needs (which is convenient and fully featured).
+Munny Patoa Not knowing what features you like. Epic Privacy Browser has a built-in VPN and is more secure than Opera. If that is not important to you, then you should stay with Opera.
Seamonkey is more of what I prefer in a browsing environment. With DDgo and others, as an artist, I feel confident my net usage is not an ad waiting to happen, the gov't. won't flag my outside searches which leaves me off their totally asinine "tsa" or worse radar (just remember: no system is completely safe and/or secure) and thus, potentially blocked from viewing the entire world(not just what they want), gathering my art supplies, interfacing with other artists and any other oddities I may happen to discover useful or find intriguing. Maxthon, though useful, is still based in China. Flashpeak Slimjet is another I find useful with Firefox as the fallback. Personal sentiment and opinion: if a company has to know what brand of tp might appeal to me at this instant, then that company is too far up my background! If they're that close, they know they should send it to me and then leave me alone until I require more by notification. Entirely too intrusive. And with outfits like Google kowtowing to certain governments and lobbying our own with funds amounting to more than many countries worth, I need to find fair and decent methods which agree with an honest and wholesome lifestyle approach. Keep the spies out my world. Keep the money away from government agencies who view dissension as a disease to be crushed...yes, even the u.s. would do it openly if they could get away with it. My life, my choices and my family are not to be viewed without asking me first. Up front and open. Not a dos if I do not agree completely with some verbose novel of fine print. So, ideally, I guess I'm wanting an operating system and search engine which is inherently ad-free, of course, within reason...I believe in a fair profit for fair product, meaning non-targeted, random ads which standard business operations and dealings necessitate thus are necessary; Spy-free...completely,totally and without any hesitancy or stipulations; and some form of civility and humanity within the structure...absolutely no pandering or any greed-motivated actions selling out. Utopian ideals. Apologies if it seems I soap-boxed and ranted. Just opining on what is out there and why the choices are easier.
Hey TechGumbo, I am stuck in my school projects and I am turning my brain to ooze. I need a software or website which can help me with my projects. I searched Google but did not get the required output. Please check this matter and report me as I am going to submit my project very soon.
TechGumbo, I need a website or software for my school assignments and I am to write some paragraphs. But I am fearing the matter that if my assignment matches with other's. Please tell me a website or software which can help me with my assignments and writing paragraphs or essays.
Thank you very much for the video. It is very complete and shows very different browsers. Which one do you usually use? I have also been researching alternatives to #chrome, and I have discovered very useful browsers such as Opera GX and Firefox developer edition. Do you know or have you tried any of them? Thank you.
+Enki Nudimmud I've been told to always stay away from anything offered by Baidu. They are supposed to be much worse than Google for data mining, if that is even possible. Thanks for your recommendations.
Since Maxthon is based in Beijing, China and Opera has been sold to the Chinese, I'll definitely pass on those 2 browsers. I love Vivaldi, I think it's the best looking browser out there.
Thanks for the tip Soulaesthete. I agree, the chinese cannot be trusted. Lonovo computers are prohibited in the government arena because they have software that can steal your data. The chinese have stolen huge amounts of our technical data. Any company doing business in china has to team with a chinese firm and hand over it's technology. Also, if it's made in china, don't put in in your mouth.
【Moonlight Nightcore】 Vivaldi is not based on Opera. It's based on Chromium/Chrome, same as new Opera. It's a spiritual successor to Opera Presto, but it doesn't have the same source code at all.
i'll defiantly will give opera a go. I used to use Vivaldi but stopped a while ago. I also use the Tor Browser for access to website which are blocked by my internet provider. Its like a slower version of firefox and possibly a slightly order version of it.
+Cathal McGlinchey I can understand why you quit using Vivaldi. For me, it really needs a mobile app. Tor Browser is a good browser for reaching sites blocked by an ISP.
Happy Vivaldi user here since August. I remember when I first launched vivaldi, to test how optimized it is, I opened up about 20 youtube tabs with all of the pages loaded but videos paused. If this was chrome, about 6-7 gigs of my 8 gig ram would've been cannibalized in seconds, vivaldi on the other hand, was using 1.6 gigs only. No lag switching between tabs either. This browser needs some proper love from us.
Hey TECHGUMBO, Torch was my favorite,but it , like Google Chrome it was a resource hog. Which web browser is able to grab media esp mp3 and video while I surf? Thank you for all of your time and effort in bringing such a great channel with so much info in so many topics that appeal to me and thank you in advance for your response.
I am interested in learning if different browsers are most useful for certain types of web activity, such as banking and investing; credit card account management; shopping; gaming; media (youtube, TV networks); social media; internet and computer technology; general browsing etc. ; Thank you
Thanks for making this video. I had been wanting to get off Chrome, but Firefox is not what it used to be. Vivaldi is my main browser now. I love the side panel that allows you to very quickly access your history, bookmarks, and downloads. I've also found that it has a lot of the features I need built right in, and I need a lot fewer browser extensions, which lightens the processing load a little bit.
Hey TechGumbo, I used Opera Neon for a month and found it interesting. But the thing is that Opera browser is attracting me as it has a genuine and classic look. Please suggest me a browser between these two browsers.
Can someone answer a question we are running an online lounge and most of these sites will not let you see both music players or the cams ? have treid opra firefox uc ice dragon epic privicy need i go on we are down to maxthon 4.9 and if they change that were screwed
Great list thanks! If you like Firefox, I'd recommend CyberFox or WaterFox as better alternatives! Safari is also great... compared to Netscape Navigator!😜
Nicely done, mate. Straight to the point without a lot of unnecessary waffle. Just subscribed to you so I'm excited about what else I can learn from you. Keep at it.
I always use Firefox because of its accessibility. My screen reader, NVDA on Windows, actually recommend using Firefox, and I can definitely see why. Chrome is sort of accessible, but not really. On Linux, I also use Firefox, not only because it is pre-installed, but also because it is more accessible.
Vivaldi is by far the best browser, been using it since it was released, had zero problems with it, and it gets better on every update. Moving all the staff where i work on to it, they were all using internet explorer :O
I knew Maxthon, but I only use it on my iPad - where it works perfectly - because, when I tried to install it on my laptop, it kept freezing and was basically unusable. If Opera Neon works like - or is made by the same guys who made - Opera, I'll never install it as Opera almost fu*ked up two different laptops I had. Pale Moon looks interesting, and I really dig the "old Firefox" look so I'm definitely gonna try it out. Thank you. =)
+nmeunier Jeez, condescending much? Being a computer tech doesn't make your personal experience the standard, it doesn't work that way. And both laptops were brand new with only the brand's pre-installed software - of which some had been removed and nothing was added - when I tried Opera, they were not _messed up_ before it....and went back at working like new once the browser was uninstalled. P.S. = Opera also caused issues to my uncle MacBook Pro as well, but it wasn't a first-hand experience of mine and his MBP was not new so I didn't include it in my first comment.
+TechGumbo Yeah, I saw that too....but I've actually never got why SeaMonkey existed in the first place, since there already was Firefox. Why keeping both alive?
UC browser is a great chromium browser. Blazing fast lunch time, adds on supported and many features already included, like Adblock and video pop-up. Opera, in my opinion, is the most respected company among all in this video.
Linux lesson you can't just go to a website like with windows / Mac and download the browser you have to get them through the repository and not all versions will necessarily work on your desktop example apps for Gnome will seldom work with the KDE desktop and visa-versa, sometimes you can find thing at distrowatch.com/ you'll need some workable knowledge in BSD programming this is done in the terminal window
Torch is the best for me cause it's faster than Chrome, got more feature, got built-in Torrent client so I don't have to Download Utorrent which is very expensive Torch is like Chrome but better You should included Côc Côc it's Vietnamese browser but I don't use it that much due to the language issue which very inconvenient for me but it's got Built-in Download Manager to download faster
Just using the regular Opera browser after a long stint with Chrome. Enjoying my time with Opera, but I'll have to give Opera Neon a go now, actually had no idea of its existence until now. Great video, thank you.
+Andrew Osier Neon is cool but does lack many of the features of the normal version of Opera. Opera Neon is an experimental browser where they test features that may eventually make it to Opera.
I really wish that Pale Moon and it's e-mail sister client, Fossamail, had more attention. It's really taken off in version 28 and it's Windows XP port called "Mypal" is capable of 1080p video streaming now.
brother how do i keep my history in epic privacy browser cuz after closing it everything just disappears for example i sign into my gmail but after reopening it my gmail is gone so it is tough to use because every thing goes away.
Fantastic !! I didn't know about many of these !! Definitely try them out. Opera Neon looks very cool !!! Maxthon is a fantastic browser. I've used it for a long time. Epiphany and quipzilla is missing here. They are also very good. There is another browser which has three rendering modes like one of the browsers here. But I forgot the name. I'll share it here if I can find it. Oh, and SeaMonkey is also a very feature rich browser. A bit on the slower side, but a potent browser. Thanks Techgumbo for sharing these with us !! 👍👍👍🙌🙌
TechGumbo Regarding Vivaldi, I concur with you. It is extraordinary !! I use it in as a primary browser in Solus (one of Linux distribution I use daily).
+TechGumbo *I LOVE* the new intro change you show here at 0:23 - 0:25 . *It's cool*. I love the web browser you show called "Comodo Ice Dragon". I love a browser that checks for Malware, spies and "fishing scams". *At 1st before watching this* I thought this video was going to be about search engines and that "web browsers was what search engines are called in America. Why not make a video about "10 Alternative search engines you may not know existed"? Of course we all know about Google and Yahoo. I've heard of "Web Wombat" but never used it. Would be nice in a video like this to see the search result differences from {these} different search engines. :)
+Allan Fuller StartPage is a very good search engine. I don't think they have a browser. I will be mentioning "StartPage" in a video coming up Friday of this week.
I feel like I'm the only person in the world who uses Yandex browser. I seriously don't understand how that browser isn't more popular.
im also using Yandex
Russian browser? I'm not crazy
Yandex has no theming option/dark mode.
Too bad I can't use it😐
@@harshiths8363 it has now
I know! I also use it and I really like it
Midori crashes like crazy! Nice video though. Thx!
Aw really? That was the one that really stood out to me.
@@CodyTwoHottie It crashes if you have less than 4 gigs of ram for some reason. Works on my desktop but doesn't work on my old laptop.
also you should try BRAVE Browser. It's fast and light weight.
+Reza Mrtz I will, it's on my list to test.
it is awesome! a bit buggy but awesome and open source
It is based on chromium. No, thanks. Palemoon is the best for me.
I don't like palemoon so much is has a bit old look and slow
Hey TechGumbo, I just switched to Opera Neon and it is working like butter. I tried Epic Privacy browser but it did not fulfill my needs. I found Opera Neon much realistic and graphically fantastic. Best wishes for your channel and 'Good Luck'!!!!!
+Munny Patoa You made an excellent choice with Opera Neon. I like Neon better than Epic too!
Many browsers that you mentioned have distinct features that should be a competition to chrome. However, they don't get the platform the trio: chrome, firefox, edge gets. So, they are less used.
To my opinion in order for a browser to succeed it should have its own adblocking feature pre-installed.
I think I will try Vivaldi now, that you mentioned of its distinct and useful features.
+Dhaval Shukla The only thing keeping Vivaldi from truly competing with the big browsers is the lack of a mobile app and syncing.
TechGumbo Have been using Vivaldi for a few hours now. And to my surprise it is pretty cool. I can customize where to stack my tabs, what theme I'd want it to display on new tab and the comfort of taking notes or capturing the page. I'm intrigued and it is truly helpful.
In the matter of speed, what I felt is that it has the same speed as chrome. However, the many features it comprises it, is making me feel comfortable. The adjustable screen size right downside proves to be helpful in some websites. The start page is the most impressive. There are sites that I can just put on the speed dial section and with no matter of time I can go to that. Chrome chooses this by itself. I'm feeling a good liking towards Vivaldi.
I use the Brave browser and it also has a built in ad blocking feature with a very minimalist design, so maybe look at that too.
Jacob Espy Will surely check it out
Thanks Captain Obvious lol Good job.
Out of all these browsers. only Vivaldi has managed to stay relevant till now (January 2019).
Opera browser phones home to Norway,also it has been acquired by a Chinese firm.The co founder left and started Vivaldi web browser...apparently he wasn't happy where Opera was heading
I had started using Vivaldi just beacase of u Tech Gumbo...And it have been my fav browser till date😊
+Dipesh Gyawali Vivaldi is great. Can't wait for them to come out with their mobile app.
LUNASCAPE. That is the name of the browser I was talking about earlier. I strongly recommend everyone to try it. It is world's first browser to incorporate three different rendering engines, and man, they run really smooth. It takes a long time to start, though. It loads up lunascape.tv website after it is loaded by default. But once it loaded, it really runs smooth. The animations are very graceful. Try it out, Techgumbo, and please do the next video about browsers featuring this one. Looking forward to it !!!!
+Sudip Chatterjee Lunascape does look very cool and it appears to be available for most operating systems.
Wanna hear a joke?
*Bing.*
I tried out maxthon in iOS and I’m stunned it has a night mode a sleek simple ui it’s responsive and fast and best of all its ad blocked works only browser with adblocker that I’ve seen works in iOS which is useful since iOS doesn’t have the freedom of Andries when it comes to applications and browser extensions
Opera Neon is really futuristic, but I wonder how it will work in mobile considering its screenspace usage it requires for it to function so well. This was an incredibly infotaining video, thank you! :)
does it have extensions?
Love this youtube channel, TechGumbo is awesome!!! greetings from Portugal XD
Greetings Rex 83 from Portugal!
this is information I would never find on my own..LUV IT....
I use Maxthon for many years now. I love it because It just does not crash. Plus I can use it on anyones computer without loading anything to there computer and all my stuff is there when I sign in. It's great!
Torch is my workhorse......has a media grabber ....you tube with a very fast d/l speeds and mp4 and accc files
AH TechGumbo ... you already know ! massive fan here, don't know if your a teacher or not, if not you should be. Greetings Australia.
I dream of using Palemoon one day. Waterfox is cool, but suffers from Firefox-related problems often enough to notice.
Vivaldi is awesome!!
I am using Torch Browser and have in the past used Ice Dragon and Pale Moon. I also have tried Dolphin on Android and the usual suspects Opera, FireFox, Chrome and Edge. On My Phone I have Opera and Chrome. But have tried Dolphin before.Thanks for the video.
Waterfox? Cyberfox? K-Meleon? Flashpeak Slimjet? Epic? Qupzilla? I still like to used older browsers like Cometbird.
That feature you said was exclusive to Ghost Browser, multiple sessions in the same window, is currently available in Firefox as part of their test pilot program, where users get to try new features. It is called Containers and although it is like an official Mozilla extension right now it seems it will be a built in feature in FF 57.
I'm a great Vivaldi fan, correction; I'm a great BROWSER FAN, ready to try some more of these.
I'm surprised that you didn't include Waterfox. I've heard good things about it.
In your recent video, Mozilla Firefox got the top spot but your comments took me to this video. Right now I'm simply considering something other than the Big-3 (Firefox, Chrome, MSIE) so I'm looking closely at and will likely try out Opera and Vivaldi. Mozilla has been sooo dominant the past few years as the best alternative to MSIE that IMO it's become mainstream and subject to all sorts of issues related to all the plug-ins, extensions and bonus features.
Hey TechGumbo, I liked all the browsers and your video too. I currently use Opera as my default browser but I have seen even better browsers in this video. I want to replace Opera with a browser listed in this video. I have Google Chrome but I found Opera little interesting. I have used Vivaldi and don't want to use it again. Please suggest me a specific browser from this list which can fulfill my needs (which is convenient and fully featured).
+Munny Patoa Not knowing what features you like. Epic Privacy Browser has a built-in VPN and is more secure than Opera. If that is not important to you, then you should stay with Opera.
vivaldi best
Wheres TOR?
Seamonkey is more of what I prefer in a browsing environment. With DDgo and others, as an artist, I feel confident my net usage is not an ad waiting to happen, the gov't. won't flag my outside searches which leaves me off their totally asinine "tsa" or worse radar (just remember: no system is completely safe and/or secure) and thus, potentially blocked from viewing the entire world(not just what they want), gathering my art supplies, interfacing with other artists and any other oddities I may happen to discover useful or find intriguing.
Maxthon, though useful, is still based in China. Flashpeak Slimjet is another I find useful with Firefox as the fallback.
Personal sentiment and opinion: if a company has to know what brand of tp might appeal to me at this instant, then that company is too far up my background! If they're that close, they know they should send it to me and then leave me alone until I require more by notification. Entirely too intrusive. And with outfits like Google kowtowing to certain governments and lobbying our own with funds amounting to more than many countries worth, I need to find fair and decent methods which agree with an honest and wholesome lifestyle approach. Keep the spies out my world. Keep the money away from government agencies who view dissension as a disease to be crushed...yes, even the u.s. would do it openly if they could get away with it.
My life, my choices and my family are not to be viewed without asking me first. Up front and open. Not a dos if I do not agree completely with some verbose novel of fine print.
So, ideally, I guess I'm wanting an operating system and search engine which is inherently ad-free, of course, within reason...I believe in a fair profit for fair product, meaning non-targeted, random ads which standard business operations and dealings necessitate thus are necessary; Spy-free...completely,totally and without any hesitancy or stipulations; and some form of civility and humanity within the structure...absolutely no pandering or any greed-motivated actions selling out.
Utopian ideals.
Apologies if it seems I soap-boxed and ranted. Just opining on what is out there and why the choices are easier.
I really wish that Seamonkey had more compatibility with addons. Especially ad-blocking extensions.
Beware of chinese built web browsers, absolute worst crap.
Hey TechGumbo, I am stuck in my school projects and I am turning my brain to ooze. I need a software or website which can help me with my projects. I searched Google but did not get the required output. Please check this matter and report me as I am going to submit my project very soon.
+Munny Patoa lol! Sounds like you may need a tutor. You can get them from Chegg. 😀
TechGumbo, can I use Tor Browser as my alternative browser? And thanks for the help with tutor as I got it from Chegg.
+Munny Patoa Anybody can use Tor Browser.
TechGumbo, I need a website or software for my school assignments and I am to write some paragraphs. But I am fearing the matter that if my assignment matches with other's. Please tell me a website or software which can help me with my assignments and writing paragraphs or essays.
Thank you very much for the video. It is very complete and shows very different browsers. Which one do you usually use?
I have also been researching alternatives to #chrome, and I have discovered very useful browsers such as Opera GX and Firefox developer edition. Do you know or have you tried any of them?
Thank you.
Baidu and flashpeak slimjet is 2 great browsers too ;)
+Enki Nudimmud I've been told to always stay away from anything offered by Baidu. They are supposed to be much worse than Google for data mining, if that is even possible. Thanks for your recommendations.
Check out Brave browser!
Since Maxthon is based in Beijing, China and Opera has been sold to the Chinese, I'll definitely pass on those 2 browsers. I love Vivaldi, I think it's the best looking browser out there.
Vivaldi has issues.
Thanks for the tip Soulaesthete. I agree, the chinese cannot be trusted. Lonovo computers are prohibited in the government arena because they have software that can steal your data. The chinese have stolen huge amounts of our technical data. Any company doing business in china has to team with a chinese firm and hand over it's technology. Also, if it's made in china, don't put in in your mouth.
You sound really racist.
whats wrong with china
【Moonlight Nightcore】
Vivaldi is not based on Opera. It's based on Chromium/Chrome, same as new Opera. It's a spiritual successor to Opera Presto, but it doesn't have the same source code at all.
Cent Browser should be here on this list
Agree & the same with Slimjet they are both very good browsers.
i'll defiantly will give opera a go. I used to use Vivaldi but stopped a while ago. I also use the Tor Browser for access to website which are blocked by my internet provider. Its like a slower version of firefox and possibly a slightly order version of it.
+Cathal McGlinchey I can understand why you quit using Vivaldi. For me, it really needs a mobile app. Tor Browser is a good browser for reaching sites blocked by an ISP.
what do you guys think is the best? i just downloaded ice dragon browser
Happy Vivaldi user here since August.
I remember when I first launched vivaldi, to test how optimized it is, I opened up about 20 youtube tabs with all of the pages loaded but videos paused. If this was chrome, about 6-7 gigs of my 8 gig ram would've been cannibalized in seconds, vivaldi on the other hand, was using 1.6 gigs only. No lag switching between tabs either. This browser needs some proper love from us.
Hey TECHGUMBO, Torch was my favorite,but it , like Google Chrome it was a resource hog. Which web browser is able to grab media esp mp3 and video while I surf?
Thank you for all of your time and effort in bringing such a great channel with so much info in so many topics that appeal to me and thank you in advance for your response.
Damn Torch takes me back. It once used to be my favorite browser and it baffled my friends. It was just so fun to use.
I am interested in learning if different browsers are most useful for certain types of web activity, such as banking and investing; credit card account management; shopping; gaming; media (youtube, TV networks); social media; internet and computer technology; general browsing etc. ; Thank you
mine is many but brave, Opera and Firefox
wow! I got a like wonder who liked..
Thanks for making this video. I had been wanting to get off Chrome, but Firefox is not what it used to be. Vivaldi is my main browser now. I love the side panel that allows you to very quickly access your history, bookmarks, and downloads. I've also found that it has a lot of the features I need built right in, and I need a lot fewer browser extensions, which lightens the processing load a little bit.
Used Maxthon for a while, really liked it. Also used Torch Browser cause it felt like chrome with better features.
Hey TechGumbo, I used Opera Neon for a month and found it interesting. But the thing is that Opera browser is attracting me as it has a genuine and classic look. Please suggest me a browser between these two browsers.
+Munny Patoa There is not a browser in between those two. Other than Neon, Vivaldi is really good but does not have a mobile app yet.
I like your video so much and it's really helpful but can you suggest some more browser like "Epic Privacy Browser". Pls help.
Can someone answer a question we are running an online lounge and most of these sites will not let you see both music players or the cams ? have treid opra firefox uc ice dragon epic privicy need i go on we are down to maxthon 4.9 and if they change that were screwed
all the features you said about Vivaldi, ARE IN MAXTHON-5 (accept google extensions and apps).
my things on my windows 10 pc... (well my web browsers) IE (from fall creator update) i dont use IE tho i use chrome
Great list thanks! If you like Firefox, I'd recommend CyberFox or WaterFox as better alternatives!
Safari is also great... compared to Netscape Navigator!😜
Nicely done, mate. Straight to the point without a lot of unnecessary waffle. Just subscribed to you so I'm excited about what else I can learn from you. Keep at it.
Cliqz is a good browser
Torch is the worst !!!
I have to dwld Vivaldi. You've sold me!
Outstanding! Great new logo too.
+Johnny Carvin Thanks! The new logo has been freaking people out. lol!
What about Yandex? It's great and lightweight
I always use Firefox because of its accessibility. My screen reader, NVDA on Windows, actually recommend using Firefox, and I can definitely see why. Chrome is sort of accessible, but not really. On Linux, I also use Firefox, not only because it is pre-installed, but also because it is more accessible.
+TheFake VIP Firefox has had a rough few years, but seems to be getting its act together.
Vivaldi is by far the best browser, been using it since it was released, had zero problems with it, and it gets better on every update. Moving all the staff where i work on to it, they were all using internet explorer :O
Savannah browser: you just forgot me :/
Where are terminal browsers like links2. They are the fastest browsers out there and the lightest. Links2 loads pages instantly.
You forgot Brave
you never mentioned pale moon or yandex, both of witch I like a lot, you ever tried either/both?
Im currently using brave browser but i'll try vivaldi and the opera neon :)
AOL browser is the best, was the best and will always be the best for all eternity.
AOL.
+JBL Asutavario lol! Netscape Navigator is the best.
ALL HAIL AOL MASTER RACE.
What about Citru- OK NEVER MIND I REMEMBERED IT WAS SPYWARE
Two thumbs up for Tech Gumbo I enjoy the channel, I'm going to try all of them and see which one is the best for me
Finally got some new browsers to play with..
Hello! Can you advice me a light browser for my PC? My PC is slow and even with Microsoft Edge he breaks :/
+Júlio Rocha Midori, IceDragon, and Vivaldi from this list are lighter weight. Give those a try.
TechGumbo thank you so much! I certainly will !
I just started using Vivaldi beta on my Android. So far so good.
Also using it on Slackware .
👍
Good job. Great presentation.
I knew Maxthon, but I only use it on my iPad - where it works perfectly - because, when I tried to install it on my laptop, it kept freezing and was basically unusable.
If Opera Neon works like - or is made by the same guys who made - Opera, I'll never install it as Opera almost fu*ked up two different laptops I had.
Pale Moon looks interesting, and I really dig the "old Firefox" look so I'm definitely gonna try it out. Thank you. =)
+LucienSabre If you like retro looking browsers like Pale Moon, I just learned SeaMonkey is still around.
+nmeunier Jeez, condescending much? Being a computer tech doesn't make your personal experience the standard, it doesn't work that way.
And both laptops were brand new with only the brand's pre-installed software - of which some had been removed and nothing was added - when I tried Opera, they were not _messed up_ before it....and went back at working like new once the browser was uninstalled.
P.S. = Opera also caused issues to my uncle MacBook Pro as well, but it wasn't a first-hand experience of mine and his MBP was not new so I didn't include it in my first comment.
+TechGumbo Yeah, I saw that too....but I've actually never got why SeaMonkey existed in the first place, since there already was Firefox. Why keeping both alive?
Really interesting browsers.... Effort appreciated!
"a built in torrent client"
*slight pause*
"ill pretend i dont know what that is"
TOTALLY NOT ILLEGAL
@butera records wait omg ure an arianator
UC browser is a great chromium browser. Blazing fast lunch time, adds on supported and many features already included, like Adblock and video pop-up.
Opera, in my opinion, is the most respected company among all in this video.
+Alaa Jannoud I've heard UC Browser is a very good browser. I have not used it yet. It is owned by Alibaba, which I just learned.
Linux lesson you can't just go to a website like with windows / Mac and download the browser you have to get them through the repository and not all versions will necessarily work on your desktop example apps for Gnome will seldom work with the KDE desktop and visa-versa, sometimes you can find thing at distrowatch.com/ you'll need some workable knowledge in BSD programming this is done in the terminal window
+Richard Golden-DeWitt That is good information Richard. I'll add that not all software will work with all distros of Linux.
I want to download them all. They each have really useful features
+EmeraldGuildGaming They are all good. I personally would stay away from Torch because it is ad-supported.
Torch is the best for me cause it's faster than Chrome, got more feature, got built-in Torrent client so I don't have to Download Utorrent which is very expensive
Torch is like Chrome but better
You should included Côc Côc it's Vietnamese browser but I don't use it that much due to the language issue which very inconvenient for me but it's got Built-in Download Manager to download faster
torch got so many ads and it isnt faster than chrome
"It has a built in torrent client, I'll pretend i have no idea what that is" XD
lol!
Just using the regular Opera browser after a long stint with Chrome.
Enjoying my time with Opera, but I'll have to give Opera Neon a go now,
actually had no idea of its existence until now. Great video, thank you.
+Andrew Osier Neon is cool but does lack many of the features of the normal version of Opera. Opera Neon is an experimental browser where they test features that may eventually make it to Opera.
Great video and good information I didn't know. Thank you for all that information about those other browsers.
K-meleon is a old browser, very well.
my fav alt web browser is maxthon
Just downloaded comodo ice dragon for my windows xp
I have MX5,Pale Moon, UC, Vivaldi, GreenBrowser, Torch, Opera Neon , Epic and Avant on my PC(Windows 8.1)
There's a feature on Firefox called "container".
Just tried Marathon app! Its what I have been looking for
Eh, i'll stick with seamonkey.it's fairly light bit feature packed and can use firefox extentions
+Geo Belmont I haven't heard anything about SeaMonkey in a long time. It is good to know it is still being developed.
Informative
And Chromium?!
I really wish that Pale Moon and it's e-mail sister client, Fossamail, had more attention. It's really taken off in version 28 and it's Windows XP port called "Mypal" is capable of 1080p video streaming now.
brother how do i keep my history in epic privacy browser cuz after closing it everything just disappears for example i sign into my gmail but after reopening it my gmail is gone so it is tough to use because every thing goes away.
Why does opera neon remind me of GX?
Fantastic !! I didn't know about many of these !! Definitely try them out. Opera Neon looks very cool !!!
Maxthon is a fantastic browser. I've used it for a long time. Epiphany and quipzilla is missing here. They are also very good. There is another browser which has three rendering modes like one of the browsers here. But I forgot the name. I'll share it here if I can find it. Oh, and SeaMonkey is also a very feature rich browser. A bit on the slower side, but a potent browser. Thanks Techgumbo for sharing these with us !! 👍👍👍🙌🙌
+Sudip Chatterjee Those are good suggestions. I have not tried Epiphany yet.
TechGumbo Regarding Vivaldi, I concur with you. It is extraordinary !! I use it in as a primary browser in Solus (one of Linux distribution I use daily).
Liked before watching...
Jonathan Z
Lol. You're not the only one...
+Jonathan Z Me too. lol!
+TechGumbo *I LOVE* the new intro change you show here at 0:23 - 0:25 . *It's cool*. I love the web browser you show called "Comodo Ice Dragon". I love a browser that checks for Malware, spies and "fishing scams". *At 1st before watching this* I thought this video was going to be about search engines and that "web browsers was what search engines are called in America. Why not make a video about "10 Alternative search engines you may not know existed"? Of course we all know about Google and Yahoo. I've heard of "Web Wombat" but never used it. Would be nice in a video like this to see the search result differences from {these} different search engines. :)
+username1nmillion That is an interesting idea regarding differences in results of search engines. I'll have to investigate that.
Hola A-Z
Good list. But I think Vivaldi is the cat's pajamas.
Avan and opera neon is my best
+bilal saminu Opera Neon is cool. I like the simplistic look.
I love it. But ya did miss "StartPage". Keep up the good work. Thanks
+Allan Fuller StartPage is a very good search engine. I don't think they have a browser. I will be mentioning "StartPage" in a video coming up Friday of this week.
im watching this on pale moon
Only knew vivaldi
what's the best browser in your opinion gumbo?