Google’s Chrome browser for iOS is well made and a pleasure to use, particularly if you’re deeply entrenched in Google’s ecosystem. Pros: User-friendly tab organisation and navigation many useful featuresĬons: Google-phobes may dislike the company’s tendency to track and sync, and if you don’t want to sign in you lose some of the advantages All the other browsers here will require some getting used to – but if you find one that’s worth sticking with that’ll be a one-off investment. There’s also the Handoff feature, which allows you to pick up where you left off when you move between iPhone, iPad and Mac, not to mention iCloud Keychain, which securely holds your passwords for sites and shares them across devices logged into your account.įinally, there are the advantages held by any incumbent: it’s the easiest option, since it’s preinstalled and you don’t need to invest any time looking into alternatives and it’s comfortable, because you’re already used to the way it works.
Safari boasts a great Reader mode that can turn busy websites into simple text pages to read more easily, plus you can add articles on web pages to your Reading List where you can come back to them later when you’ve got more time. If you want to surf the web incognito you can just tap on the tab in the bottom right to open the tabs view and then tap on the Private button on the bottom left to open a new private page – you can tell it’s private if the URL bar is grey. (To do that, tap on the Share icon and choose Add To Home Page). We love that we can create a link to a particular web page and have it as an icon on our Home screen, for example. This means that Safari feels like a natural extension of the iPhone and its menus and settings. What about the built-in Safari web browser? Safari is behind its rivals on certain features and no doubt has its critics, but there are some big reasons to stick with Apple’s own browser.įor a start, Safari is integrated into iOS in more intangible ways than other browers – the overall design aesthetic, for example.
Tightly integrated with iPadOS, macOS and watchOS
Pros: Based on the same ‘design language’ you will experience throughout the rest of iOS, meaning many features and defaults will feel more natural to use.
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