I found out this document reviewing seven genome browsers, selected (arbitrarily) for their notoriety and their complementarity: Artemis, GIVE, IGB, IGV, Jbrowse, Tablet, UCSC Genome Browser.
I liked it and wanted to share with the Biostars community.
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Thanks for sharing! Partly as a shameless plug... I wrote ASCIIGenome because it covers a need that none of the others satisfies: It runs on the terminal without graphical interface. Since I work almost exclusively on remote servers, a graphical interface would be painfully slow for me (and more often than not I find GUIs quite annoying anyway).
That's a great document. Thanks for sharing!
Just to add to this, I like the WashU Epigenome Browser (http://epigenomegateway.wustl.edu/browser/) to visualize interaction data (HiC, HiChIP, etc)
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