The
real competition has been started among different web browsers since the release
of Google Chrome in 2008. Let’s see how their strategic attacks affect each
other.
Browser
Speed:
All browsers have powerful features to
compete with each other, but one of the key characteristics of a good browser
is speed. In this contest, Google Chrome is far ahead of the Firefox. It
uses the Webkit engine layout and its recently released new pre-rendering feature
for faster page loading and integrating increased malware detection have made
this engine a leader.
Firefox did well to improve its tabs loading and browsing
speed in its latest version, but it’s still behind the Google Chrome.
Browser Security:
All browsers have to face the random security problems. Firefox
and Chrome both have an anti-malware tool integrated that warns users whenever
they visit infected websites. However, Google Chrome deals every tab
separately. If one tab is affected with malware or carry infected website, then
its “pawned” feature handles it and saves other tabs from that specific
infection. This feature is particular with Google Chrome and gives it the edge
on Firefox.
Browser
Memory:
Memory usage is not a single factor to be considered when it
comes to choose a web browser, but again, it is really important for internet
marketers. When the program is running,
Firefox uses only half of the memory on RAM than Google Chrome. Users can use
different add-ons with Firefox without any difficulty.
The above points help you select a web browser, but it’s
quite hard to select one because power users are happy with the use of fast
Google Chrome, on the other hand, Internet Marketers are satisfied with Firefox
because of its rich ad-on feature. However, smart people use both browsers at a
time :)
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