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Yandex is Russia's answer to Google, and its browser draws deeply on the search engine's technology to power its stand-out features. These include buttons on the launch page that take you straight to your favorite sites, and a "turbo mode" that accelerates downloads over slow connections by compressing data and downscaling images before they are sent. Its most unusual function is Zen, a bottomless news feed that adapts to your interests. Yandex Browser is free, and runs on iOS 7.0 and higher on iPhone or iPad.
Opera Mini was originally developed to cut data usage and speed page loading on feature phones and low-end smartphones, but iPhone owners can appreciate its speed and efficiency, too. In addition to its compression function, which uses a web proxy run by Opera, the browser also includes an ad blocker and a night-time mode to reduce brightness while browsing in the dark. Opera Mini is free, and runs on iOS 9.0 or later on iPhone or iPad.
Endless Browser ensures all your browsing is encrypted over https connections using HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) and HTTPS Everywhere, refusing insecure SSLv2 and SSLv3 connections. To limit tracking, it sends Do-Not-Track headers and blocks some behavior-tracking, advertising and social networking URLs. It can also block JavaScript on a site-by-site basis, prevent pop-ups unless they're triggered by a touch on the screen, and stop cross-site attacks on local network resources (such as your home router's web configuration page). The developer of Onion Browser is looking at combining a future version of the Tor anonymizing software with Endless Browser. The two apps approach secure browsing from different directions, and their functions would be complementary. For now, though, you'll need to choose one or the other. Endless Browser is free, and requires iOS 10.0 or later to run on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
Google Chrome might be the most popular mobile browser overall, but that's mostly due to Android's dominance in the smartphone market: On iPhones, it comes in as a distant second to Apple's own Safari, which makes it pretty exotic. If you also use Chrome on your desktop or laptop, you can sync bookmarks and recently visited sites via your Google account, replicating Safari's Handoff feature. There's also one-touch access to Google Translate, voice search using Google rather than Siri, and a handy QR-code scanner above the virtual keyboard. Its "Incognito" mode doesn't send cookies or store browser history. Google Chrome is free and runs on iOS 9.0 and higher on iPhone or iPad.
Brave isn't just trying to change browsing, it's trying to change publishing. It's big on privacy and security, enforcing HTTPS Everywhere and blocking scripts, pop-ups, third-party cookies, ads and trackers. Having done away with ads, though, it offers a new way of funding websites: the Basic Attention Token (BAT). Users can make a monthly payment to Brave to buy a number of BATs, which are then redistributed among all the websites participating in the program. The payout websites receive is determined by the generosity and frequency of their visitors. Brave Browser is free, and runs on iOS 9.0 or later on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
Ulli's developer, Biggerpan, says it uses artificial intelligence to help people that don't quite know what they want. Tapping Ulli's Magic Button while reading a web page will bring up a list of suggestions for what to read next. Imagine you're reading about a new film: the Magic Button might offer you a trailer, a review, or the opportunity to buy tickets at local theaters. If you choose to buy tickets, its next suggestions might be to view a map, book a ride, or find local restaurants. Once you've chosen one, it might suggest booking a table. That sequence of desires is not so hard to predict; It will be interesting to see what next steps it recommends to people seeking help on StackExchange or filing a report in Bugzilla. Ulli is free, and runs on iOS 9.0 or later on iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.
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Mozilla is happy to get users for Firefox wherever it can, even on iOS, where the browser must not only compete with Safari but actually be Safari. Sort of. Like Chrome, Firefox has to rely on Safari's internals, including its rendering and JavaScript engines. (That's an Apple rule for iOS.) Firefox on the iPhone or iPad is a smart choice if you're already using Firefox on other devices, since it will sync bookmarks, passwords and other information between them all to keep you up to speed. Firefox on iOS also features the same anti-ad tracking technology found on the desktop, and sports large visual tabs that are also numbered for fast retrieval. Mozilla Firefox is free, runs on iOS 10.3 or later, and comes in versions for both iPhone and iPad.
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Let's be clear right up front about one thing: When PCMag refers to "rugged laptops," we're not talking to travelers with business laptops, worried about a little turbulence knock-about in an airline overhead compartment. Really rugged laptops are vertical-market dwellers, designed for work in the field or on factory floors. They may be carried by first responders or military personnel, or get mounted on police-car dashboards. They may have to survive being rained on or dropped six feet onto a hard surface, or work through freezing or broiling temperatures, or keep from getting clogged up by clouds of blowing dust or sand.
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