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By: Khamosh Pathak
Safari is the most-used browser on the iPhone because it’s the default browser. But being the official option, it’s quite barebones. It’s fast and integrated into iOS, but that’s about it. While iPhones have gotten bigger, the Safari interface has stayed the same.
What if you’re looking for something more modern with more features? We’ve got a list of the best browsers for iPhone.
1. Chrome
Chrome is the most popular alternative to Safari on the iPhone. And there’s a good reason why: if you use Chrome on your Mac or PC, Chrome will sync your bookmarks, history, and open tabs. It might be worth switching to Chrome for that reason alone.
On iOS, Chrome comes with a bottom toolbar, data saver mode, voice control, and a couple of new gestures. For instance, you can swipe down to reload the page. After swiping down, you can swipe to the left to open a new tab or to the right to close the current tab. Chrome on iOS is full of little tricks like this.
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