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Every Web Browser Explained in 18 Minutes

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Published May 9, 2026, 5:29 PM · 5mo ago

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Just Explained
46.6K subscribers · median 98.7K views
Views
114,588
+14 views/hour
Likes
2.9K
2.5% of views
Comments
274
0.24% of views

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14
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Peak views / hour
14
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Avg views / day
721
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vs channel median
1.2×
Rank in channel
#9
of 20 tracked
Engagement
2.7%
likes + comments / views
Est. ad revenue
$802–$1,833
lifetime, $7–16 RPM

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Description

Every Web Browser Explained in 18 Minutes! From a US Navy research project to the browser Microsoft tried to bury — this is the full story of every major web browser, why it exists, and what it's actually doing behind the tabs. If you've only ever used Chrome, switched to Brave once and gave up, or wondered why Safari is the only browser engine allowed on iPhones, this video breaks all of it down without making you feel like you're back in computer class.What's inside: How Microsoft "cut off Netscape's air supply" — and why winning destroyed Internet Explorer Firefox: the browser literally built from the ashes of the company Microsoft killed The Apple rule that means Chrome on your iPhone isn't really Chrome at all Why Chrome eating your RAM isn't a bug — it's the business model The 2022 scandal where DuckDuckGo got caught letting Microsoft trackers through Tor: built by the US Navy, used by journalists, blamed for the dark web Opera invented half the features you use daily — and got credit for none of them Why Microsoft Edge runs on Google's engine (and what that says about the browser war) Brave, Vivaldi, Arc, LibreWolf — the browsers worth knowing about in 2026 What ChatGPT Atlas actually is, and whether AI browsers are the future or a privacy nightmare Timestamps: 0:00 – Internet Explorer (and the Netscape war) [2:05] – Mozilla Firefox [3:22] – Safari [4:56] – Google Chrome [6:17] – Tor Browser [7:58] – Opera & Opera GX [9:15] – DuckDuckGo Browser [10:37] – Brave [12:09] – Microsoft Edge [13:53] – Vivaldi [15:10] – Arc Browser [16:57] – Honourable Mentions (Samsung Internet, LibreWolf, Chromium, UC Browser, ChatGPT Atlas)
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