These Are the 7 Best Browsers That Aren't Google Chrome
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Summary
Google Chrome is the world’s most popular browser, but it collects a lot of user data, which may make privacy- conscientious people want to consider an alternative.
There are several options that have various benefits, including some that focus on privacy, customization, and productivity.
Microsoft Edge browser is built on the same Chromium engine as Chrome and supports a similar ecosystem of extensions.
Firefox is a popular alternative to Chrome as it is faster and collects less data, plus it has a wide range of extensions.
For complete privacy, Tor Browser routes your traffic through multiple servers and makes it almost impossible to track your online activity.
Waterfox is a variation of Firefox that does not track user data, and provides a familiar interface.
Zen Browser has a range of productivity features and is aesthetically pleasing.
Vivaldi is highly customizable, and includes a built-in VPN, note-taker, and screenshot tool.
Safari, Apple’s browser, is fast, light, and secure and has a range of features specifically for Mac and iOS users.
There are other options too, so try out a few to see which is your favorite.
