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It is hard to say which is the absolute best, because there are advantages and disadvantages to each one. I suppose it might be possible to find a browser that uses almost no system resources at all, but might not render anything but text on a web page. Just because it uses the least about of resources of any browser certainly would not make it the best.
Anyway you have to decide which is the best for you and your needs. Start with some of these K-meleon has been discussed here quite a bit, and runs pretty light. Also a number of the "Web-kit" based browsers are quite light weight i.e Midori, Arora. Maxthon is also supposed to be quite easy on resources.
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To answer your question: if you are happy with one browser stick to it. There is no "lightweight browser" since each of our computer specifications and online experiences will vary. ![]() ![]() Have you tried the portable versions/optimized versions of various browsers? http://portableapps.com/apps/internet http://www.binaryturf.com/free-softw...distributions/ These are the links I can think of right now. Last edited by Concerned User; 12. Feb 2011 at 04:19 PM. |
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