For many, the web browsers pre-loaded onto our PCs and Macs are perfectly fine. They do everything we need, and after all, they’re the ones recommended by the manufacturers, right? Well, an increasing number of users are turning their backs on the pre-installed choices of Microsoft and Apple, instead choosing to take control of how they browse and what they browse with. So without further ado, here’s our Top 5 list of alternatives to the big name browsers. To download these or any from our huge range, click here. Got your own favourite? We’d love to know. Just leave a comment at the bottom of the page!
UC Browser
UC Browser is a fresh looking, Chromium-based browser, that comes packed with all the benefits of Chrome, plus some cool features to make your online experience far more enjoyable. Thanks to its winning combo of speed and reliability, UC Browser has been a top choice for the discerning Android user for a long time. Since becoming available for the Windows market, UC Browser hasn’t disappointed, thanks to features such as a Video/MP3 Grabber, Pop-Out-Video option and a user-friendly Night Mode – while the latest version of UC Browser, 6.1, features an even more powerful built-in AdBlock function, to help keep those all too familiar pop-ups away. Boom!