for most people, the browser is one of the most used applications in the operating system, which is why it is so important to choose a stable browser that suits all your needs. like Windows, Linux users can choose from a dozen different browsers – from lightweight browsers to cross-platform, feature-rich browsers. in this list, let's look at some of the best web browsers you can use on your linux system.
The best browser
firefox is the third most popular browser in the world, and probably the most popular linux browser, as it comes with many linux distributions by default. its first release in 2002 marked the rebirth of netscape navigator, although it was not until 2004 that it became known as "firefox", having previously been known as first "phoenix" and then "firebird". it is one of the most customizable browsers, and the sea of user extensions and themes created for it will probably never be surpassed by other projects. it works well too – tests show that Firefox is the most memory-efficient of the mainstream browsers, in addition to having the best Javascript performance.
however, mozilla has a history of making things difficult for add-on developers and users by introducing backwards-incompatible changes, one of which was a complete overhaul of the user interface. the new interface called australis made many users unhappy and lost market share. it would not be unfair to say that mozilla went through a crisis of direction, and time will tell if the direction they have chosen will serve them well. Proscons privacy focused features like tracking blocking and many more, the extension library lacks cross-device synchronization backward compatibility balanced memory usage
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