1. To Flash or Not to Flash
2. Marketshare
3. Google Chrome 9
3.1. Pros:
3.1.1. The best browser for HTML5
3.1.2. New search feature, Instant, that tries to predict just what you're looking for.
3.2. Cons:
3.2.1. Less people use it
3.2.2. Not very fast
4. Mozilla Firefox 4
4.1. Pros:
4.1.1. The ability to group different pages into collections making it easy to switch between them.(Panorama feature)
4.1.2. The best browser for add-ons.
4.2. Cons:
4.2.1. By making itself so versatile it also became more slow.
4.2.2. Does not let all facebook functions work. Slow loading web pages.
5. Explorer9
5.1. Pros:
5.1.1. It is currently the best browser for speed on the PC.
5.1.2. New "do not track" feature.
5.2. Cons:
5.2.1. One of the biggest cons of IE9 is the fact that this version of the web browser only supports Windows 7 and Vista.
5.2.2. People who use Windows XP as their computers' operating system won't be able to use Internet Explorer 9.
6. Define: Browser- a computer program that makes it possible for you to read information on the Internet
7. Define: HTML5- HTML 5 is the next revision of the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), the standard programming language for describing the contents and appearance of Web pages.
8. Sources
8.1. http://bit.ly/eY7hCt
8.2. http://on.wsj.com/hLyYR0
8.3. http://bit.ly/hN2FQD
8.4. http://bit.ly/gFQrdP
8.5. http://bit.ly/gUhCrm
8.6. http://cnet.co/epr3GA
8.7. http://bit.ly/bS9vuq
8.8. http://cnet.co/hwiwaZ
8.9. http://bit.ly/eLg8NV
8.10. http://bit.ly/gvSm5N
9. Apple Safari 5
9.1. Pros:
9.1.1. Safari Reader feature
9.1.2. Smoother transitions, smoother video performance and all around a faster experience.
9.2. Cons:
9.2.1. Takes longer to install than the other competitors.
9.2.2. Memory usage goes up when loading a page with several links.
10. Opera 11
10.1. Pros:
10.1.1. Opera's badge system includes a smart tweak: quick links for reporting a site as fraud or malware.
10.1.2. New feature Tab Stack, groups tabs only in the tab bar.
10.2. Cons:
10.2.1. Doesn't make great strides in its HTML5 compliance
10.2.2. Opera remains a closed-source and niche approach to browsing that lacks the open-source appeal of Firefox or the corporate backing of Chrome, Safari, or Internet Explorer