For a very long time, two titans have been disputing the supremacy in the browsing world, and Firefox has its well-deserved share of fans who would always bring into discussion its outstanding performance and the constant care it has proved over time as regards user needs.
Having embarked on a never-ending quest to quench users’ thirst for seamless speed, Firefox has been the subject of continuous refinements, which have culminated with the release of the Quantum project, which has once again confirmed the browser’s maturity.
Firefox entails all the browsing tools any user out there might need and even more. It is capable of opening as many tabs as you want without making deductions from speed, and the low memory consumption is among the top promises it makes to its users. That means loading pages is done lightning fast, so you have instant access to all the websites you want to visit.
As regards safe browsing, it is definitely not a matter of if, what with the possibility of surfing the Internet via private windows as well as turning to the integrated tools aimed at disabling tracking in case you are worried about the issue. Apart from that, ensuring that your browsing history is unavailable to unauthorized users is an option, and granting the required permissions to websites you are visiting to use your location, camera, and microphone is entirely up to you.
Needless to say, keeping track of downloads, juggling with bookmarks, and taking screenshots without leaving your browser is possible, which once again proves Firefox’s focus on productivity and collaborative work. Moreover, syncing anything ranging from bookmarks to tabs, history, passwords, add-ons, and other settings across multiple devices should help you work without any sort of interruptions, regardless of where and when you decide to do so.
Customizing the search options that best cater to your needs should not take more than a couple of seconds, and that includes selecting the default search engine.
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