web browsing

Yes, I used Virtual Machine/Virtualization Operating System software like VirtualBox to use the internet with operating systems like Windows, Linux, and Android running inside a Virtual Machine software. I used Firefox, Chrome, and the built-in updaters in Linux installed on a Virtual Machine...

I think if you visit many older websites which require Adobe Flash Player, Microsoft Silverlight which is similar to Flash, Java for playing browser games like Runescape, and use ActiveX programs in Internet Explorer, a Windows tablet is a better choice for your mobile browsing needs. Android...

I think it is unlikely that I ever use a virtual reality headset to browse a website since I don't own a VR headset. But, if I ever have a chance to use a VR headset, I probably want to see what it is like to browse the web from a VR headset.

I feel smartphones are only good for streaming music, and video, and viewing online photos because you usually don't need to click on many links, and read a lot when you watch a video, or listen to music online compared to visiting a blog or forum which is mostly texted based. Smartphones...

I don't think most people will use a smartphone as their main web browsing device in the future because computers are becoming very affordable compared to the past where a good PC cost hundreds to thousands of US Dollars. You can now get a good PC for web browsing for around $100 or less...