Internet Applications

AnyDesk

An AnyDesk application program that allows you to remotely control another computer. AnyDesk helps users provide support services to their friends, acquaintances, and clients remotely and over the Internet, connecting to their computers and solving software problems. AnyDesk is very small and portable and requires no special setup and configuration to communicate with the desired system.

Opera

The Opera browser is used for general Internet use such as viewing websites, receiving and sending emails, managing connections, IRC online chatting, BitTorrent uploading, and reading web feeds. Opera is available for free on computers, mobile phones, and tablets. Opera started as a research project at Telenor, Norway's largest telecom company. Opera's main components include browsing, tabbed essentials, thumbnail and zoom features, a variety of mouse cursor skins, and an integrated download management section. In terms of security, Opera has built-in protection against phishing attacks and software known as malware (malware), and it also has the ability to maintain security while browsing websites and delete personal information such as cookies.

Mozilla Firefox

Mozilla Firefox is a secure and powerful browser with many features and fast speed. The new version of this browser is released with 2x speed compared to previous versions and less RAM consumption of about 30%. Due to its high quality and performance, the popular browser Mozilla Firefox has been compared to other popular browsers in the world such as Internet Explorer and Opera, and may be better than them in some features. The ability to open all windows as tabbed browsing under one Firefox window and the ability to block opening of annoying pop-up ads are One of the features of this browser. High security and preventing spyware and spies from entering your system is the best feature of this software

Microsoft Edge

After a lot of effort, Microsoft has replaced Internet Explorer with the Edge browser, but despite Firefox and Google Chrome, it still can't find a place among Internet users. Finally, Microsoft decided to revive the Microsoft Edge browser with Chromium core, which is similar to Google Chrome. The high speed is one of the strengths of the Edge browser, and the deficiency that was noted in the previous version has been compensated in this version, and this is the support for various and widely used extensions, which despite the chrome kernel it is possible to download and install Google Chrome extensions from the Chrome Web Store . over there.

Opera

The Opera browser is used for general Internet use such as viewing websites, receiving and sending emails, managing connections, IRC online chatting, BitTorrent uploading, and reading web feeds. Opera is available for free on computers, mobile phones, and tablets. Opera started as a research project at Telenor, Norway's largest telecom company. Opera's main components include browsing, tabbed essentials, thumbnail and zoom features, a variety of mouse cursor skins, and an integrated download management section. In terms of security, Opera has built-in protection against phishing attacks and software known as malware (malware), and it also has the ability to maintain security while browsing websites and delete personal information such as cookies.

Google Chrome

Google Chrome is an open source internet browser released by Google. Google Chrome is written on the basis of the open source WebKit browser core. Tabbed browsing, similar privacy features in Windows Explorer and Speed ​​Dial in the Opera browser can be mentioned among the features and capabilities of Google Chrome. This super fast Google Browser consists of a very simple theme, just like the Google website. One of the advantages of Google Chrome is the presence in this Internet browser of a section called Task Manager or Process Management, which gives the user the ability to manage open tabs and loaded plugins.

Opera

The Opera browser is used for general Internet use such as viewing websites, receiving and sending emails, managing connections, IRC online chatting, BitTorrent uploading, and reading web feeds. Opera is available for free on computers, mobile phones, and tablets. Opera started as a research project at Telenor, Norway's largest telecom company. Opera's main components include browsing, tabbed essentials, thumbnail and zoom features, a variety of mouse cursor skins, and an integrated download management section. In terms of security, Opera has built-in protection against phishing attacks and software known as malware (malware), and it also has the ability to maintain security while browsing websites and delete personal information such as cookies.