Web Browsers
The Windows Web Browsers category on AppGetters includes software for accessing and navigating the web. Listings provide version information, supported features, and available security scan data to help users choose a suitable browser.
AdsPower
Nowadays, it's very tricky to manage multiple accounts online, especially when digital marketing people, affiliate campaigners, or cross-border e-commerce are involved
Cent Browser
Eventually, default browsers start to feel limited to most Windows users
Google Chrome Dev
Chrome Dev for Windows is Google's developer version of the browser
Firefox ESR
Keeping a Windows system stable over the long term can get tricky when major and core app updates keep happening very frequently
DuckDuckGo
Privacy issues have gotten more and more attention from Windows users who use browsers for banking, shopping, and pretty much everything else
Internet Explorer 11
Windows users have other concerns besides using a modern browser, since most of them merely rely on legacy websites and internal systems that have not been updated
Midori Browser
Modern browsers have evolved into rather resource-heavy applications and can consume a lot of RAM and system resources even when performing simple tasks
ixBrowser
Synchronizing multiple personal accounts securely online can be a real struggle these days, sometimes even more so than users imagine
K-Meleon
Currently, many Windows users feel like they have no choice but to switch between heavyweight browsers that gobble up a lot of memory and super-light alternatives that don't provide enough compatibility
Arc
Traditional web browsers were designed primarily for web page loading
Google Chrome Canary
Sometimes, for Windows users, the difficulty isn't getting a browser but keeping pace with how fast the web changes
Google Chrome Beta
Browsers these days update several times a year, but the majority of people never find out what the changes will be like until after they have been implemented
Waterfox
Windows users, if you believe that modern browsers have got heavier and more intrusive, and tightly integrated into corporate ecosystems, you might be disappointed
Internet Explorer
It's no secret that, even though we have tons of modern browsers out there, accessing older websites and internal systems that are built on legacy standards is the biggest challenge for Windows users