1. Google Chrome
1.1. Pro
1.1.1. Is fast and a well done product
1.1.2. Sites download faster and I love the "autofill" feature...when it works.
1.2. Con
1.2.1. Far TOO MANY sites are included in the startup. If you have CCleaner, check how many "default" files you have to delete!!
1.2.2. I like the "autofill" feature but it doesn't work as it's supposed to. It doesn't work the way I set it to work.
2. Mozilla Firefox 21
2.1. Pro
2.1.1. Clean, minimal interface.
2.1.2. Good HTML5 support.
2.2. Con
2.2.1. Lacks Chrome's built in Flash and Instant page view.
2.2.2. Lacks client-side tracking protection like that found in IE9.
3. Explorer 10
3.1. Pro
3.1.1. Internet Explorer offers add-ons for better browsing experience.
3.1.2. New version of Internet explore have Downloads manager along with Malware protections.
3.2. Con
3.2.1. Lack of common settings for each browser version.
3.2.2. Microsoft's new Internet Explorer 10 is touch-frienly, fast and makes it easy to share.
4. HTML 5
5. Apple Safari
5.1. Pro
5.1.1. Cover flow and other beautiful interface elements.
5.1.2. Good browsing speed.
5.2. Con
5.2.1. Not being updated together with Mac version.
5.2.2. No hardware acceleration for Windows.
6. Opera 12.10
6.1. Pro
6.1.1. Opera is quite a lightweight browser and quite useful for people using legacy hardware.
6.1.2. Opera has also begin to match Firefox and Chrome with its equally useful extensions which users of these browsers are quite addicted to.
6.2. Con
6.2.1. There was a time when Opera occasionally did not open a few web pages and suffered from the same blank page problem which Chrome suffers from.
6.2.2. Opera is far from becoming the market leader in the browser market.