Most Android-based web browsers use Chromium, the open-source version of Google Chrome. These web browsers have similar load times and will ultimately run the same way. So expect a similar performance ...

When it comes to browsing on Android, most people stick with the default option, Google Chrome, and never look back. But the ...

Choosing the default browser for your Android device isn't necessarily as simple as sticking with the pre-installed app. With various browsers offering different features for privacy, speed, ...

There's no question that Google Chrome is the king of Android browsing. The browser debuted in 2008 and is the default choice for many users. However, there's a world of alternative browsers waiting ...

Firefox for Android now has more than 450 extensions available to all users in the stable branch. Users on mobile can now install extensions that help improve their web browsing experience. Google ...

Browser extensions are a handy way to add features your browser might not have. From blocking unwanted ads to increasing download speeds, extensions can make the browsing experience much better for ...

Firefox users who run extensions on the desktop edition of the browser will soon be able to tap into more of them on the Android version. In a blog post this week, Mozilla announced that more than 400 ...

Smartphones allow us to access the internet on the go, and the speed at which we can traverse the web is important to many of us. If you have too many applications or tabs running in the background, ...

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Okay, so sure: You can always use Android’s system-level screen-splitting setup if you want to look at two tabs side-by-side or view another app at the same time. But let’s be honest: For most common ...