#5 Safari 6

+ve: Safari’s launch and page-load times are impressive.

-ve: It lacks some of the customization options many competitors offer.

Safari trails behind other browsers in terms of market share, simply because it was a Mac-only application for so long, until 2007 when Apple launched it for Windows. As a product of Apple, it comes as no surprise that Safari is replete with security features and functions designed to keep you safe while browsing. The browser provides protection from all types of malware and fraudulent phishing websites. Similar to many of the other internet browsers, you can adjust your level of security with Safari. It also allows you to delete private data such as your browsing history.

#4 Opera 12.12

+ve: Opera boasts cutting-edge multimodal features and competitive navigation speeds.

-ve: The browser has frequent compatibility issues.

Opera is known for debuting original browsing features that have become standard on most internet browsers, including tabbed browsing and built-in search. Opera continues to stay ahead of the curve with a new integrated mail client, one-click bookmarking and tab stacks.

Opera has security features in place that will check websites you are trying to visit for malware and phishing schemes. The browser also uses advanced encryption when you are visiting a secure website and provides the option of erasing all private data, such as browsing history and cookies which makes it very convenient if you are browsing on a shared computer.

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