## MAJOR BROWSERS AND THIER JAVA SCRIPT ENGINE
1. Google Chrome
JavaScript Engine: V8
Description: V8 is an open-source, high-performance JavaScript and WebAssembly engine developed by Google. It compiles JavaScript into machine code rather than interpreting it, making it faster. V8 is also used in Node.js.
2. Mozilla Firefox
JavaScript Engine: SpiderMonkey
Description: Developed by Mozilla, SpiderMonkey is the first-ever JavaScript engine. It includes Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation for better performance and supports modern JavaScript features.
3. Microsoft Edge
JavaScript Engine: V8 (Previously Chakra)
Description: Microsoft Edge originally used Chakra, but after switching to the Chromium-based engine in 2020, it now uses V8, the same engine as Google Chrome.
4. Apple Safari
JavaScript Engine: JavaScriptCore (Nitro)
Description: JavaScriptCore, also known as Nitro, is Apple's JavaScript engine. It is optimized for speed and energy efficiency, particularly for Apple devices.
5. Opera
JavaScript Engine: V8
Description: Since Opera switched to the Chromium engine in 2013, it now uses V8 like Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
6. Brave
JavaScript Engine: V8
Description: Brave is built on Chromium, meaning it also uses the V8 engine for rendering JavaScript.
7. Samsung Internet
JavaScript Engine: Chakra (previously), V8 (now)
Description: Samsung Internet is based on Chromium, so it now uses V8, similar to Edge and Chrome.

GOTOM GOLPWANA
A student @blockfuse labs