Google Chrome

Firefox is a mobile browser with built-in tracker protection, private browsing mode, password manager, and extension support; considered fast and private by most users, but some experience performance issues with video playback and background operation.

Password manager with encryption, autofill, two-factor authentication and TOTP support; functional but has issues with registration, app stability and payment availability in Russia.

Safari — Apple's web browser with a focus on privacy (tracker blocking, private mode), cross-device synchronization and built-in translation, but with frequent complaints about crashes, background tab reloading and data loss.

mSecure is a password manager with AES-256 encryption, support for device synchronization (cloud, Dropbox, Wi-Fi) and two-factor authentication; requires a paid subscription for full functionality.

Password manager with accounts, cards and documents, device synchronization and biometrics — but frequently conflicts with biometrics, slow, with password editing and search issues.

Safe — a password manager with data storage in user's cloud storage (iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.), supports passkeys, built-in 2FA and cross-device synchronization, but has synchronization stability issues and restrictive licensing policy.

Corporate browser with fast loading, built-in protection against phishing and malware (Protect), tab synchronization between devices, and digital signature support for accessing government websites.

Browser with integrated AI assistant powered by Perplexity, aimed at automating web search and information processing, but experiencing instability with crashes, ads, and limited functionality on mobile versions.