I habitually use two browsers, Google's Chrome and the Firefox browser. Firefox is supposed to be somewhat independent and is related to Mozilla, the organization behind the first browser I used to roam the worldwide web. That one was called Netscape.
The browser that comes with Windows was called Internet Explorer and was symbolized with a blue lowercase e. Now it is symbolized with a similar lowercase (not a capital letter) but the e has a modern "haircut" that supposedly gives it a jaunty look. I also use the browser that comes with Apple products once in a while, "Safari" and I use another browser "Opera" sometimes. I am far from an expert in browsing programs but generally I like Firefox. I open Chrome everyday and I use Google email (gmail) and websites (Sites) and my blog Fear, Fun and Filoz is housed in Google's blogging service, called Blogger.
Firefox still has many good things about it and I use it every day. Of the browsers I have mentioned here, it is the only one to house "Pocket" on its new page page. That's the page that comes up when you click the plus sign in the top line of the window on the right hand edge of the tabs that are open. The other browsers put the sites the user often clicks on or searches for on that new page page and so does Firefox. But it also has Pocket, which tries to search out content and other web pages that the user, given where he has been, might like. I have been impressed at the quality and imagination of the finds Pocket has suggested to me.
Here is a page on my own web site of some recent suggestions Pocket has given me:
https://sites.google.com/site/kirbyvariety/-pocket-finds
The links are live and the articles are actual items on the web.
