What are some common web browsers?

While only two or three browsers dominate the web browser market, there are many different web browsers available. If your current browser doesn't provide the experience you want, it might be worthwhile to try another one. Below is a list of web browsers available for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux platforms.

Windows

Company Program Notes
Catalina Group Citrio Chromium-based browser designed to be fast and easy to use; has a built-in download manager that accelerates downloads up to 5x; includes a built-in BitTorrent client, a video grabber, and other useful features missing in other browsers.
FlashPeak SlimBrowser Tabbed multiple-site browser that includes a popup blocker, window skins, form autofill, and quick-search; also features online translation, script error suppression, and blacklist and whitelist filtering.
Google Chrome Web browser developed by Google that includes a search-based address bar and dynamic tabs; also supports site thumbnails and shortcuts to Web applications.
Google Chromium Open-source, multi-platform web browser developed by Google; created with the aim of offering a safer, faster, and more stable browsing experience.
Maxthon International Maxthon Tabbed browser that supports Mouse Gestures, Magic Fill for forms, and Feed Reader for RSS feeds; includes other proprietary features such as Smart Acceleration, Anti-Freeze, Super Drag&Drop, Ad Hunter, and Web Sniffer.
Microsoft Edge Modern web browser introduced by Microsoft with the release of Windows 10; designed to be more compatible with other browsers and replace Internet Explorer.
Mozilla Firefox Popular open-source Web browser developed by Mozilla Corporation; features tabbed browsing, a pop-up blocker, and integrated search; supports the Google toolbar.
Mozilla SeaMonkey All-in-one Internet application suite that includes a Web browser, HTML editor, email and newsgroup client, and IRC chat program; developed as a community effort and uses Mozilla source code.
Opera Software Opera Efficient browser created by Telenor, Norway's largest telecom company; includes tabbed browsing, integrated search, and a pop-up blocker.
Moonchild Productions Pale Moon Mozilla-based web browser, similar to Firefox, but custom-built and optimized for Windows; removes unnecesary features, but still supports modern web standards and Firefox extensions.
SRWare Iron Web browser based on the Chromium source code; includes additional security and privacy features not found in Google's Chrome browser.
W3C Amaya Web editor and browser developed as an open source software project by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium); can be used to update documents directly on the Web.
Vivaldi Technologies Vivaldi Cross-platform browser with "a million ways to customize everything;" includes multiple themes and allows nearly every aspect of the browser interface to be altered and moved; supports tab stacking and tiling and provides Quick Command shortcuts.
Yandex Yandex Browser Chromium-based web browser available for Windows, OS X, Android, and iOS; emphasizes privacy and provides a transparent browsing experience; popular in Russia and Ukraine.

macOS

Company Program Notes
Alexander Clauss iCab Alternative Web browser for the Mac with features not found in other browsers, such as advertising filtering and kiosk mode.
Apple Safari Web browser developed by Apple, optimized for Mac OS X; includes tabbed browsing, a pop-up blocker, integrated Google search, and private browsing.
Catalina Group Citrio Chromium-based browser for Mac designed to be fast and easy to use; includes a built-in download manager that accelerates downloads up to 5x; also has a built-in BitTorrent client, a video grabber, and other features missing in other browsers.
Google Chrome Web browser developed by Google based on the WebKit engine; includes a search-based address bar and dynamic tabs; also supports site thumbnails and shortcuts to Web applications.
Google Chromium Open-source, multi-platform web browser developed by Google; created with the aim of offering a safer, faster, and more stable browsing experience.
Mozilla Firefox Popular open-source Web browser developed by Mozilla Corporation; features tabbed browsing, a pop-up blocker, and integrated search; supports the Google toolbar.
Mozilla SeaMonkey All-in-one Internet application suite that includes a Web browser, HTML editor, email and newsgroup client, and IRC chat program; developed as a community effort and uses Mozilla source code.
Opera Software Opera Efficient browser created by Telenor, Norway's largest telecom company; includes tabbed browsing, integrated search, and a pop-up blocker.
The Omni Group OmniWeb Macintosh Web browser designed to provide a more productive and efficient user experience; includes tabs, shortcuts, ad blocking, workspaces, auto-save, bookmarks, RSS news feeds, and site preferences; costs a small fee.
Vivaldi Technologies Vivaldi Cross-platform browser with "a million ways to customize everything;" includes multiple themes and allows nearly every aspect of the browser interface to be altered and moved; supports tab stacking and tiling and provides Quick Command shortcuts.
W3C Amaya Web editor and browser developed as an open source software project by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium); can be used to update documents directly on the Web.
Yandex Yandex Browser Chromium-based web browser available for OS X, iOS, Windows, and Android; emphasizes privacy and provides a transparent browsing experience; popular in Russia and Ukraine.

Linux

Company Program Notes
Google Chrome Web browser developed by Google that includes a search-based address bar and dynamic tabs; also supports site thumbnails and shortcuts to Web applications; supported on Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and openSUSE Linux distributions.
Google Chromium Open-source, multi-platform web browser developed by Google; created with the aim of offering a safer, faster, and more stable browsing experience.
Mozilla Firefox Popular open-source and multi-platform Web browser developed by Mozilla Corporation; features tabbed browsing, a pop-up blocker, and integrated search; also supports the Google toolbar.
Mozilla SeaMonkey All-in-one Internet application suite that includes a Web browser, HTML editor, email and newsgroup client, and IRC chat program; developed as a community effort and uses Mozilla source code.
Opera Software Opera Fast and efficient browser originally created by Telenor, Norway's largest telecom company; includes tabbed browsing, integrated search, and a pop-up blocker.
The GNOME Project Epiphany Web browser developed for the GNOME desktop; designed to be simple and easy to use; includes basic security features and supports Mozilla plug-ins.
Vivaldi Technologies Vivaldi Cross-platform browser with "a million ways to customize everything;" includes multiple themes and allows nearly every aspect of the browser interface to be altered and moved; supports tab stacking and tiling and provides Quick Command shortcuts.
W3C Amaya Web editor and browser developed as an open source software project by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium); can be used to update documents directly on the Web.