Otter Browser vs Google Chrome : Which is Better?

Otter Browser

Otter Browser is a free and open-source web browser that aims to recreate the best aspects of the classic Opera (web browser) (12.x) using Qt framework while keeping seamless integration with users desktop environments. Developed by Emdek

License: Open Source

Categories: Web Browsers

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux

Google Chrome

Google Chrome is currently most widely used web browser available in multiple platforms. It has a robust extension system well integrated into it. Developed by Google Inc.

License: Free

Categories: Office & Productivity Web Browsers

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Android iPhone

Otter Browser VS Google Chrome Feature comparision

Feature	Otter Browser	Google Chrome
Built-in Download Manager
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Tabbed browsing
Content Filtering
Full keyboard shortcuts
Mouse gestures
Opera-like
Portable
Built-in Ad-blocker
Privacy focused
Support for TOR
Security & Privacy
Customizable
Cloud sync
Android Sync
Built-in Adobe Flash Player
Tab Stacking
UI customization
Group tabs
Built-in VPN
Bookmarks
Extensions
Based on Blink engine
Chrome-like
Web Browsers Based on Chromium
Lightweight
Built-in RSS reader
Customizability
Developer Tools
Web Browsers Based on Firefox
Web Development
Firefox Extensions
Auto Updates
Block trackers
Bookmark organization
Integrated into iOS
Content blocker
Sync with iCloud
Automatic Form-Filler
Based on Chromium
Integrated PDF Viewer
Support for QuickSync acceleration
Place websites on desktop
Based on Webkit engine
Bundled with Windows