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Go to Task Manager > Services, sort by Name, and locate the Winmgmt service.

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This screenshot shows Services Host: Windows Management Instrumentation ( svchost.exe hosting the Winmgmt service) and its CPU utilization. This screenshot shows multiple instances of WMI Provider Host (the WmiPrvse.exe process) as active and its CPU utilization. Go to Task Manager > Details, then sort by Name and locate the WmiPrvse.exe process that's consuming high CPU usage. Winner: We’re going to go out on a limb here and say that Google Chrome provides the nicest feel when browsing and accessing the basic controls to manage your tabs, favorites, and options panel, mainly due, as mentioned above, to the familiarity of the system.You may have to manually add the PID column to view the process ID of all the processes in Task Manager. If we had to define it with a single word, we’d underline that it’s balanced. Its lower bar provides quick access to all the features of the browser, while new windows offer the standard array of your most visited URLs. Dolphin Browser: Along the lines of UC Browser but much less intrusive.UC Browser: Simple and efficient but with an albatross that keeps it from being on par with its competitors: it has TOO MANY unnecessary add-ons like browser bars, recommended sites, its own integrated app store, sponsored bookmarks, and other items that, though optional, should really come disabled by default.Firefox: Along the lines of Chrome in its level of precision, offering a boost to usability for certain functionalities like managing open (and private) tabs.

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Opera Browser knows how to differentiate between a clear, unhindered experience and enriched content with bookmarks and recommended items.

Opera Browser: Minimalism with no sacrifice to functionality.

There’s a reason the operating system is Chrome’s.

Google Chrome: Unbeatable at the visual level, mainly because it’s the most familiar for those who use one of its desktop versions.

Below, our comments on each app separately: But there are still features that can tip the balance one way or another. This section is completely subjective and we can’t really pick a winner as that decision depends heavily on each user’s preferences. On the other side is Dolphin as the biggest laggard behind the rest. But even if we discard that set of figures Firefox is still the fastest. Winner: Taking the net values and doing a measure of the positions in each of the three categories, Firefox gets the best numbers, though we have to consider the benchmarking tool, too: Kraken is a measurement tool development by Mozilla itself. We used the benchmarking tools SunSpider and Kraken to measure JavaScript performance during loading, and HTML5Test for, well, HTML5 content loading. This data also mirrors the amount of data later stored in the cache.Īside from opening time, page loading time (which depends on the technology each app applies) is a super-important indicator when it comes to evaluating general performance. At the other extreme, Chrome is the heaviest. Winner: Opera Browser takes up the least space.

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Below we list both the size of the APK (in parentheses) and the memory occupied after installing the app: In principle this won’t take into account the cache generated by browsing itself, as each app has its own cleaning and auto-management system.

The amount of space an app takes up is mega-important, considering how limited lots of devices’ memory is. The browsers’ basic specs fall outside the scope of our comparison, as you can easily check out this data for yourself on the developer websites for each.

A subjective (but equally important) assessment of usability.

Memory occupied by the app after installation.

The indicators examined for each include: In terms of selection, we’ve taken into account the number of downloads on Uptodown more than the user feedback on each browser. The versions of each browser are Google Chrome 50, Firefox 46, Opera 36, UC Browser 10.9, and Dolphin 11.5.6 – all updated to the latest version released on their respective stable channels.

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The smartphone we used for our tests was an Elephone P8000 running Android 5.1. We’re going to proceed by measuring the RAM consumption, opening speed, and compatibility of a handful of the more popular Android browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera Browser, UC Browser, and Dolphin Browser. Now the time has come to do the same thing but for smartphone apps. Every year we do a comparison here on the blog among what we deem to be the best desktop browsers.