Most Secure Browser in 2017



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One way to stay secure when browsing through the internet is having a secure browser.  Having secure browser can help you to avoid unsafe website and harmful website that can damage your devices.

Here are the Most Secure Browser in 2017:

Google Chrome

  •  58.53% Market Share
  •  Updates frequency: Updated every 15 days
  •  Security and other specifics:Sandboxing function
  •  Add-ons related to security and their availability: Gmail blocks .JS attachments as well as others

Internet Explorer

  •  19.17% Market Share
  •  Updates frequency: Updated every 30 days or more
  •  Security and other specifics: Option to add extensions to a blacklist for malicious actions

Microsoft Edge

  •  5.55% Market Share
  •  Updates frequency: Updated around 2-3 times a month
  •  Security and other specifics: In-private browsing mode available
  •  Add-ons related to security and their availability: Extensions support, including AdBlockers

Mozilla Firefox

  • 11.68% Market Share
  •  Updates frequency: Updated inconsistently from a few days to a few weeks
  •  Security and other specifics: Private browsing mode that excludes data collectors from tracking you
  •  Add-ons related to security and their availability: Extensions support which offers diversity

Safari

  •  3.45% Market Share
  •  Updates frequency: Updated every 54 days
  •  Security and other specifics: In-built protection from harmful sites
  •  Add-ons related to security and their availability: New extensions such as “DuckDuckGo” and “1Password”

Opera

  •  1.22% Market Share
  •  Updates frequency: Updated every 48 days
  •  Security and other specifics: Free in-built VPN, online fraud and malware protection,
    Insecure script and plug-in blocking 
  •  Add-ons related to security and their availability: Extensions that add features of other browsers based on security
The above are just a few feature of each browser, if you want to know more about each specific browser please check the link below:


Source:  https://sensorstechforum.com/the-most-secure-browser-2017-firefox-chrome-internet-explorer-safari/

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