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- Opera GX or Firefox? : r browsers - Reddit
Just in general, Firefox tends to be a lot more private and secure than Opera GX Firefox is quite a bit more customizable as well (though if we're being honest, most of those customizations are things most people will never touch) In my experience, Firefox is a lot less memory intensive for people like me who use a ton of tabs
- Firefox vs Brave : r browsers - Reddit
Firefox has the advantages and disadvantages of engine independence It can be pushed even further than Brave in terms of "privacy hardness" but also has the downsides Web developers really only test their sites for Chromium and WebKit, Firefox's Gecko engine is kinda an afterthought
- Realistically, is Firefox dying? : r browsers - Reddit
Firefox had Yahoo as the default search engine for a while - and that worked out well financially Bad luck as in new users not knowing about search engine settings wont know how to change it and might leave Firefox for Chrome or whatever
- Specifically, what is hardened firefox? : r firefox - Reddit
For example, an user may believe that Firefox can be hardened by installing add-ons, but another user may have opposite arguments confirming that add-ons always hurt privacy security (add-ons increase entropy, which makes easy to track users, users are more traceable, then privacy is hurt)
- Is there any way to use an adblocker on Firefox? (iOS) - Reddit
Hi all, I recently got Firefox on my iPhone, and noticed that you can't even use extensions on Firefox iOS, which is a huge bummer, considering I use extensions to block ads and turn all my websites into dark mode I am more concerned about the adblocker (which is uBlock Origin), so is there a way to use an adblocker on Firefox iOS? Archived post
- So what is the difference between chrome and Firefox? - Reddit
Firefox doesn’t do that The navigation power is also built deep into the underlying engines Firefox is also, still, capable of supporting extensions that are far more powerful than what’s possible in Chrome The rise of Chrome killed off the commercial viability of a lot of incredible extensions that couldn’t be ported to Chrome
- Firefox VERY slow to load first page after starting up (like a . . . - Reddit
The behavior is that on first start-up, the Firefox window appears very quickly, and is fully interactive (menus work, etc), but when I type a URL, it takes FOREVER to connect and load the first page A minute or more in some cases After that, all pages load quickly and normally
- Is Firefox the only alternative to all the chromium-based . . . - Reddit
Firefox is the last major browser standing that has a completely different code base and engine (I discount Safari here not because it shares some code with Chromium —it's not Chromium based— but because it's not competing on all platforms ) Diversity in tech and developer philosophy matters for a healthy browser landscape Reply reply
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