Many, if not all Linux users, have at least one web browser installed on their system. Linux users have a variety of browsers to choose from. Most users use a stable, mainstream version while some developers use developmental versions to help test the software for the web browser’s programmers. This tutorial will explain how to install some of the web browsers, both the stable and unstable versions.
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