The Waterfox browser is essentially the same as Firefox but runs on 64-bit instructions for Windows and OS X. Firefox is developed thanks to the Gecko and SpiderMonkey engines that are both now maintained and developed by Mozilla Foundation. It’s also a cross-platform software product available on Windows, OS X, Linux, Android, Firefox OS and it’s currently used by more than 21% of the users online. Version used for the tests: 20.10240.16384.0Īn open-source software developed by Mozilla Foundation distributed with special MPL license or you may call it freeware. Finally, Microsoft has released a browser that can be par with all modern solutions on the market right now and judging by our benchmark tests, the browser has a lot to offer even if it’s still in early stages of development. It uses a completely different engine and has almost nothing in common with Internet Explorer as it uses EdgeHTML engine – a fork of Trident. The software product is still in development and currently can’t support add-ons, but its lightweight nature and simple UI appeals to a lot of users. It’s a newly released browser from Microsoft that’s exclusively available only on Windows 10 that started as a “Project Spartan”. 155 for the 32-bit versionĭownload page: Chrome 32-bit / Chrome 64-bit Microsoft Edge
It’s also a cross-platform product that can be found on Windows, OS X, Android, iOS and Linux (as Chromium).
The browser uses WebKit fork named Blink and Javascript V8 engines. It currently holds the lead with browser distribution worldwide and until June 2015, Chrome has been used by more than 64% users online. The Google Chrome browser is one of the most fast developing software products of our time.
Introduction Google Chrome (32-bit and 64-bit)
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