Mission Statement

All web browsers are not the same. Many web browsers have different rendering engines, operating system support, advanced settings, ect. These are all important factors that can determine what web browser works best on your computer but these are not what most people check when choosing their browser. Speed, security, functionality, ease of use, features, add-ons, hardware acceleration, customization, bookmarks, tab management, and overall design of a web browser can determine what browser you use. I made this website to help people find the right web browser or to confirm that the web browser they are using is right for them. On this page you will find information and test that can show your web browser strengths and faults.
- Browseranalysis.com

Step #1: Finding a web browser

OS:

supported web browsers

Step #2: Understanding your browser

Resolution:

Supported Images:

IP address:

Browser:

Installed Plugins:

Install Flash

Install Windows Media Player

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Step #3: Test your browser

Browser Security Test:

This test checks whether your browser exposes any personal information, such as sites you have visited, the region you live in, who your Internet Service Provider is, etc. After the test, you will be given specific recommendations for changes to your browser settings. ~ pcflank.com

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LCD Monitor Tests:

With the test images on these pages, you can easily adjust the settings of your monitor to get the best possible picture quality. Additionally, there are a number of test images that can help you to judge the image quality of a monitor. These test images are much more revealing regarding monitor shortcomings than ordinary photographs. ~ lagom.nl/lcd-test/

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Hardware Acceleration Test:

"Hardware acceleration" is basically using the GPU when it's possible (instead of the CPU). This makes page-drawing operations faster. There's two different levels of acceleration going on: Content acceleration and Compositing acceleration. ~ hacks.mozilla.org

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Browser Benchmark:

Find out which browser offers the best performance on your system. By running Peacekeeper on a variety of different browsers you will be able to find out which browser works best for your system. In Internet Explorer, you'll be asked to install an ActiveX control - other browsers will run the test without any add-ins. Tests were patterned after real-world browsing using sites like YouTube, Facebook, GMail, and Meebo. ~ crenk.com futuremark.com

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HTML5 Test:

There are not a lot of websites that make use of HTML5 yet. Some video portals like Youtube began to add HTML5 video as an alternative to the common Flash video players and some webmasters have begun to experiment with HTML5 on their websites but it is a minority for now that have implemented HTML5 elements on live pages or sites. ~ ghacks.net

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Acid3 Test: Acid2 Test: Acid1 Test:

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A series of test pages written to help browser vendors ensure proper support for web standards in their products. ~ webstandards.org

Global Broadband Quality Test:

This troubleshooting tool grades your connection on how well it is likely to handle things like voice services (VoIP), streaming music or video, telecommuting or online gaming. The site checks how much time it is required by your internet connection to send a packet of data from your computer to a remote computer and then send the same data packet back to your computer. ~ maketecheasier.com

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Bandwidth Speed Test:

It's a proven fact that the speed of your broadband connection determines how fast your surfing experience is going to be. However, most ISPs will not provide you with the allotted speed. And the best way to find that out is to take a free broadband connection speedtest. WUGNET was established in 1988. It has been on the internet since two decades ago, and this is the reason why their speed test is so reliable. ~ speedplexer.com/blog

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