Everyone has different criteria when choosing their best Android browser. Some want the fastest, while others are looking for a browser that will consume as little data as possible. Here are the best Android browsers you can get, whatever the features or experience you’re looking for.

1. Opera: best for data savings

“Do more online with Opera for Android,” with more than 50 million installs from the Play Store, it appears that many believe in it. Opera browser syncs across multiple devices so you can take the same browsing experience from your smartphone to your PC. It also includes typical functions such as bookmarks and private browsing.

But it’s Opera’s data-saving features that really set it apart from other Android browsers. Opera can compress videos when viewing on mobile, so they use up less of your data


2. Chrome Beta: to stay ahead of the game

I’m not just talking about boring old regular Chrome. This is the better version of Chrome. It’s the Beta version…

Stay ahead of the pack by getting the latest Chrome updates before they reach your mates who are still rocking the standard Chrome version (losers). Chrome Beta gives you access to new features first, and although you’re encouraged to provide feedback, it’s not a requirement.

3.Uc browser: fast downloading and multitasking

If you haven’t already picked a favourite browser, then UC Browser is a pretty good option that’s also free. The app was recently updated for Android.

UC Browser gets you all the bells and whistles that you’ve come to expect from a desktop browser – tabbed browsing lets you go through multiple pages quickly, while a speed dial at launch gives you quick access to your favourite sites. Support for extensions can add a lot of useful functionality as well, and you can move to full screen browsing with the touch of a button.

Overall, the browser is fast and easy to use, and loads pages quickly. One new feature on Android is the addition of a full download manager, which is very useful when trying to save multiple files

4. Firefox: best for customization

Firefox is a stalwart of the browser domain and, as such, offers a very solid experience. But more than that, its comprehensive features list makes it a close contender for the top spot.

5. Dolphin Browser: best user-experience

Dolphin Browser is a favorite among the Android community. It’s functional, it looks great, it’s feature-packed and comes with some great gesture controls too. It’s also very handy when it comes to transferring preferences between devices and sharing content.

Possibly the best part of the Dolphin Browser experience is that it still supports good-old Flash Player, meaning you don’t have to suffer just because older websites can’t keep up with current technology.

What’s your favorite Android browser? Tell us what you think in the comment box below..

Source: http://www.techmzy.com.ng/2016/04/01/best-browser-apps-for-android-2016/

Seun, Lalasticala, mynd44

opera mini wen I wantu save data and uc browser for download shikina

Latest opera mini

UC web(not mini), for browsing and downloading..

Uc browser is best so far.

Uc browser.. da best

nze4al:

4. Firefox: best for customization

Firefox is a stalwart of the browser domain and, as such, offers a very solid experience. But more than that, its comprehensive features list makes it a close contender for the top spot.

This is my fav! I use it everywhere!

Opera mini - when low on data ✔
UC web - for download and storing offline pages that can be restored to new device or viewed on pc ✔
Chrome - Desktop experience and captcha palava ✔

lekjons:
UC web(not mini), for browsing and downloading..

yes oh nothing like ucweb.

It even saves data more than operamini

Samsung internet browser.

Samsung internet browser. Simply the best

fibonacci2526:
Samsung internet browser.

U download am ontop oneplus?

Does it pause and resume downloads?

bobo65:


U download am ontop oneplus?

Does it pause and resume downloads?

Yes it does and Yes in Oneplus.

Chrome ••• overall (the best).. Autofill API is my favourite feature

UC Browser ••• for downloading and reading at night

Opera Beta. ••• smooth scrolling

Puffin (for my tab) ••• for landscape mode. it's the fastest browser I've ever used.

samsung browser is the best...I prefer it to chrome becoz it allow access to clipboard during form filling.

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For me: Phoenix Browser rocks it is fast and easy to navigate. You can use it to open all type of files.

Chrome and Phoenix

for me its chrome, i think because its owned by android

i dont get, samsung have their own browser? i thought they are just a brand like TECNO or something

coolopj:
samsung browser is the best...I prefer it to chrome becoz it allow access to clipboard during form filling.

NightFood:
i dont get, samsung have their own browser? i thought they are just a brand like TECNO or something

Its on playstore with over 1B download.

what , no be small thing

babarazy:
Its on playstore with over 1B download.

NightFood:
i dont get, samsung have their own browser? i thought they are just a brand like TECNO or something

they have their own broswer just like Tecno has phoenix browser

The "What is content://com.android.browser.home/" is a sentence structure (or an association) that is used to modify default program presentation page. Exactly when customers buy another cell, it goes with a pre-presented program with a default page. If anyone could do without their web program's default set point of arrival, they can change it in like way.

i dont get , TECNO owns phoenix browser?

Freelancerx:
they have their own broswer just like Tecno has phoenix browser

NightFood:
i dont get , TECNO owns phoenix browser?

yeah. Transsion does. That's why it's preinstalled on their phones

Freelancerx:
yeah. Transsion does. That's why it's preinstalled on their phones

cos it's usually pre installed, shey that one mean sey na dem get am?

And it consumes far less data than Google chrome

Freelancerx:
they have their own broswer just like Tecno has phoenix browser

well do i have a favorite one?