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Android phones have become really popular and widely used over the past few years. The reason for their ever growing success is that they cheap, user-friendly and boast a plethora of awesome apps in Android app store. Smartphones are very frequently used for accessing the internet, so it is quite wise to get a good web browser to enhance your experience and add to the usability.
Google Chrome:
Chrome for Android is a very smooth browser, with minimalism and speed as its primary objectives. It is really extraordinary side from Google since they brought their cross-platform desktop browser to Android Platform. It supports almost all our favorite chrome elements like Incognito browsing, Auto-fill, and omnibox, etc. The drawback is it doesn't support flash. Sometime it can eat much memory, but still I find that it loads Webpages quite faster.
Firefox for Android (Beta):
Firefox for Android Beta is now available in Google Play and unlike Google's own impressive Chrome for Android, it will work on any phone running Android 2.2 and above (including, of course, Ice Cream Sandwich). Firefox for android comes with enhanced performance, faster browsing speed and other security and privacy features. You can also customize your browser easily with the help of add-ons. Firefox for Androidalso has a distinct method of hiding and showing your active tabs. At the bottom of this sidebar, you tap an icon marked with a "+" to open a new page. For now, it's only available in English, thoughbut if you are developer like me or fan of firefox then certainly choosing firefox will be better option for you.
. Boat Browser:
Boat Browser is a fast, smart and cool browser; it will bring you amazing premium web experience. Once a page is fully loaded, the browser automatically scrolls the tab toolbar and URL box up, off-screen, in order to show you more of the Web page. Boat Browser is the first web browser that supports voice command in Android, for example, if you say "Facebook" or "Google" it will open the corresponding website. Boat Browser is fully customizable, you could easily change the button's location as you like, furthermore, you could install your favorite add-ons to make your browser more powerful. Boat Browser also has a unique home screen, within which you can quickly add hundreds of your favourite websites for quick browsing. This browser seems to warrant a 9/10 rating;
Dolphin Browser :
This browser is the most used browser for Android devices. ithas several other forms like – Dolphin browser Mini, Dolphin Browser HD and Dolphin Browser for Pad. Tabs work exactly like the way they do in Boat Browser — and when a Web page is completely loaded, the browser will scroll it slightly down the tab toolbar and URL box off-screen. Another effective feature of this Dolphin browser is that you can install additional Add-ons which can help you to enhance user experience. There's also a Mini version which, oddly enough, has more features than the HD one, including extra tools like screenshot capturing, data backup and private browsing, although HD can use add-ons. Mini works on older versions of Android, starting from 1.6, while HD requires at least 2.0.1
Opera Mobile:
Opera Mini has settled its grounds earlier in the desktop platform and since the last few years, it is also making a good space in the Android devices. The Opera team brought one of their best desktop features over to the Android version, and that feature is Opera Turbo. This optional feature uses external servers and routing to compress data before it's sent to your device, much in the way Amazon's Silk browser operates. As a result, you end up with less data being broadcast to your device, so pages load faster and your mobile data plan will last you longer and another great feature is every time you open a tab you're greeted with a fully customizable collection of your favorite websites called a Speed Dial which makes web surfing much efficient than ever. Opera Mini is the best browser to browse web in a quick and painless way. If you use Opera on Desktop, then do use it on your Android as
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