Ever  since the very first browser in 1991 (Nexus), the question is widely asked about what the best browser internet tool is.  Is it Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, or any of the others that are out there?

To answer this question we have to first look at a few different aspects of internet browser including security, performance, and privacy.
One of the big ways you can decide  between the best browser internet is to determine how safe that browser is.  No one wants to do shopping online only to find out that their browser has been hacked and they have lost their personal identity to some scammer who then has access to their funds and private information. 

Two of the major security threats on the internet today include Malware and also Phishing.  Malware is a virus that gets into a computer's interface without the user accepting it and it can steal personal information right off of the computer.  Phishing is where you have a website that tricks people into giving it all of their personal information.  These websites are usually well done and look very official.  They can be hard to distinguish and catch a lot of people in their traps.  

Of the big three browsers, Google's Chrome seems to have the best  technique for sorting out these dangerous threats.  It uses a "sandboxing" method by isolating different operations that are running.  Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox both have your basic Malware and Phishing filters and protection but nothing extra to set them apart.

To move on with the list, another important factor to consider when looking for the best browser internet is performance.  Most of the browsers are essentially the same when it comes to performance.  You can test this out by having them each load a video off of YouTube or something comparable to that.  

Other than just load times, each browser has its pros and cons.  Chrome does a good job of letting you customize the user interface and can save your personal and private info.  Internet Explorer is your basic browser and gives you most of the benefits of internet browsing without all the flash and the flare.  Mozilla Firefox is for the tech savvy market who enjoys the use of the add-ons for either SEO or video performance.

So in the end, finding the best browser internet really depends on your own personal preferences.  Do your research and find a browser that will fit your needs and help you to maximize your time and effort.