List of Browsers available on Linux - Linux Tutorials - Learn Linux Configuration

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Users of Linux systems have many choices when it comes to web browsers, as there is a wide range that can be installed. You may already have a favorite browser or you may be still deciding which browser is right for you. In this tutorial, we have compiled a list of browsers that are available on Linux, and will show you how to install them on all major Linux distros.

This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://linuxconfig.org/list-of-browsers-available-on-linux
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I use Waterfox, or course you have to download the tar file and install it yourself. Still the lack of telemetry is worth that to me.

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There are many web browsers available for Linux, including:

  1. Google Chrome - a popular browser developed by Google
  2. Mozilla Firefox - an open-source browser developed by the Mozilla Foundation
  3. Chromium - an open-source browser that serves as the basis for Google Chrome
  4. Opera - a closed-source browser developed by Opera Software
  5. Vivaldi - a closed-source browser developed by Vivaldi Technologies
  6. Brave - an open-source browser that focuses on privacy and security
  7. Midori - a lightweight, open-source browser
  8. Epiphany (also known as GNOME Web) - an open-source browser that comes pre-installed with many Linux distributions
  9. Konqueror - an open-source browser that is part of the KDE software suite
  10. Falkon (formerly known as QupZilla) - an open-source browser that uses the Qt toolkit