You can turn on auto translate on and off in Settings, so you’ll always get foreign-language pages translated. With built-in support for Google Translate, it’s the only browser that can translate pages effectively (there are no Safari extensions nearly as good as Google Translate). If you need to read web pages in a foreign language, then Google Chrome is the best browser to use by far. We find Google Voice Search way more accurate than Siri, especially for speaking out web search terms (even though it lacks Siri’s personality). Tap it to activate Voice Search, and speak out your web request. Tap the search field in Google Chrome and you’ll see a microphone icon. That’s not the main reason to check out Chrome, though Google’s browser has three big features up its sleeve: Google Chrome has an effective translation that can automatically translate web pages Chrome taps into Google’s vast array of services, Opera Mini is much faster than Safari (and uses a lot less cellular data), and Dolphin has a vastly improved download manager. Every other web browser on iOS has something extra to offer. Obliged to use the same engine as Safari, they’ve started introducing new features instead. This vibrant browser market is because Apple insists all rival web browsers use its WebKit engine (software for rendering the pages in a browser.) It turns out that being forced to use the same base as Safari has actually spurred huge innovation from rivals like Google and Opera. It’s important to remember that while Safari is an excellent browser, it’s not the only one around and others offer a range of quirky and unusual features to attract new users. It’s so deeply ingrained into the system that it’s easy not to be tempted by third-party offerings. When browsing the web on the iPhone many will instinctively turn to Safari, Apple’s default iOS web browser. Hi! Thanks for reading. This post looks better in our award-winning app, Tips & Tricks for iPhone.
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