Even today, none of Google's Chrome and Chromium official releases or any variation of Chromium cares about the user habits. In other words, the officials only care about the implementation of the core functions, user interface tweaks and bug fixes of their web browser. As for the two most important things - the ease of use and performance of browser, Google never takes them seriously. That's why so many variations of Chromium appear and they are more popular than Chrome or Chromium.

Mozilla Firefox (originally called Phoenix, then Firebird) is a free and open-source web browser developed in 2002. It uses the Gecko layout engine, supports multiple operating systems, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS. Firefox has been released as multiple editions in order to meet the needs of different users. Thereinto, the ESR (Extended Support Release) edition is specially built for organizations, companies that are unable or unwilling to upgrade frequently. It has a 42-week upgrade cycle, compared with about 6 weeks for other editions.

Pale Moon is a popular web browser that was derived from Mozilla Firefox and highly optimized. It was designed primarily to speed up Firefox. That's to say, its running speed is much faster than Firefox, but they do operate exactly the same way. Don't worry, it also provides a variety of builtin Firefox extensions, in order to make its user interface more beautiful, functions more powerful, and more suitable for beginners to use.

If you have a job that needs you to use multiple different types of web browsers on the same computer, or to use the same/different browsers on different computers, then the most troublesome thing for you is probably to synchronize (import/export) your favorites/bookmarks between these browsers. In cases link this, LinkCollector can help you realize a centralized management to the bookmarks of all your web browsers.

WebBrowserPassView is a tiny freeware made by Nir Sofer, used to view almost any account information (URL, account and password) of any websites stored in all major browsers. Certainly, passwords for e-currency payment such as these with complex encryption can not be viewed here, they are unreadable code at most.