Which Linux Web Browser is Right for You?

Written By
JW
Jack Wallen
Jul 12, 2015

Ah the web browser… that thing which the world has come to depend upon not only for social interaction and shopping, but for actually getting work done. It’s become such an important aspect of our daily lives that an entire platform was created around it (ChromeOS). You work in it, you learn in it, you play in it.

With a tool this important, you need to have the best available at your fingertips. As with all other types of software, the Linux ecosystem is rife with browsers to choose from—some of which are outstanding options and some, well, not so great. Of all the choices, which browser is best suited for which type of user? Let’s examine some of the many choices and see which one might serve you best.

JW

Jack Wallen

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