Firefox is a widely used web browser. It's based on Mozillas Gecko HTML rendering and IonMonkey JavaScript engine. It supports HTML5, XML, XHTML, SVG 1.1, MathML, XSLT, CSS3, Web fonts, APNG, SSL/TLS, sandboxed JavaScript 1.8.5 with many newer DOM and WHATWG extensions. It's highly extensible and themeable, provides tabbed browsing, security and privacy features, traditional and live/smart bookmarks.
Iridium Browser is a privacy-focused build of Chromium. It removes additional telemetry features, provides various enhancements for stricter security without compromising compatibility or sacrificing modern features. Hosted on a fully public repository and its development funded by the Open Source Business Alliance. And the project provides builds for many common distributions and plattforms.
Google Chrome is a web browser using the Blink rendering and V8 JavaScript engine with broad support for HTML5 and CSS3. It's a non-FLOSS version of Chromium.
Eilat provides a minimal Qt/WebKit-based browser window. It's written in Python and primarily provides keyboard interaction. It's focused on security and privacy by isolating web site instances and avoiding a cache, persistent cookie storage, but logs actually retrieved network resources. It provides limited bookmarking, but no file download support.
K-Meleon is an extremely fast, customizable, lightweight web browser for Windows. It's based on Mozillas Gecko layout engine (like Firefox). It provides a classic tabbed browser interface with lots of customization options.
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