Marshall Erwin, Senior Director of Trust and Security at Mozilla A browser has access to everything you do online, so it can put you at real risk if it doesn’t have strong privacy features. But for the same reason, it needs to be private. When you use a browser for everything, it needs to be fast. How does the browser protect your privacy? Does it allow trackers to follow you across the web? Is it built to multitask and handle many computer and internet operations at once? Ads, privacy hacks, security breaches, and fake news might have you looking at other qualities in a browser. Back then, all that mattered was browser speed. You learned the meaning of patience waiting for web pages to load.
It was a simpler time when the sweet melody of dial-up internet rang across the land. In the mid-nineties, Netscape, Internet Explorer and AOL dominated the landscape. The internet is a second office, a teacher and sometimes a medical advisor, even if your actual doctor would prefer you didn’t look up your symptoms online. The internet has become as essential as electricity and running water, so choosing the best browser for you is more important than ever.
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