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As a side note, it's quite interesting how the first 5 browsers tag themselves-each tag line really reflects the market strategy of the respective organization:
by misterbwong 17y ago
As a side note, it's quite interesting how the first 5 browsers tag themselves-each tag line really reflects the market strategy of the respective organization:
IE: Internet Explorer is the world’s most widely used browser, designed by Microsoft with you in mind.
You're familiar with us-you see us all over the place. You know Microsoft. You've been using us for a while-why change?
Safari: Safari for Windows from Apple, the world’s most innovative browser.
We're Apple. We make shiny, cool stuff. Safari's also shiny and cool.
Chrome: Google Chrome. A fast new browser. Made for everyone.
Simple message just like our home page and everything else we do. It's fast just like our home page. Made for everyone = easy to use (just like our home page)
FF: Your online security is Firefox's top priority. Firefox is free, and made to help you get the most out of the web.
IE has problems (security holes/spyware/viruses/identity theft-all the things everyone tells you to be scared of). Download us instead and have less problems.
Opera: The powerful and easy-to-use Web browser. Try the only browser with Opera Turbo technology, and speed up your Internet connection.
We have feature x. Feature x is cool! Come try feature x!