Access for sure. If the application calls for something simple with little overhead. (Most programming languages can manipulate an .mdb file without actually having Access installed on the computer. You can't say that about MySQL.) The question has no answer without more data. "Which is the better motor vehicle, a Thompson 18 footer with a cabin or a Corvette?" Whichever one you choose, the other one is better for some purposes. Without knowing the intended purpose, the question can't be answered. But it will. Over and over. For dozens of pages.
i prefer to use mySql for creating a websites because msAccess is not secure and standable for website
I would like MySQL because it's easy and common to use that i can be familar with it easily and quickly
Better for what? If you want to include a database file with a small application, Access is far better, since you don't need the database at all, you just need the data file itself (and you can generate that on the fly if you aren't including data with the application). To include MySQL with your application is a large involved process for the user. MySQL is better for website work, since it's probably already installed at the site.
Each of them has advantages and disadvantages. I've used MS Access about 8 years. Recently, I studied MySQL with the helping of Navicat . All things about the connection, database, table, and others can be resolved quickly through Navicat. You can try it.