

Personalize Firefox with everything from themes to privacy tools. Adblock, Ublock, LastPass and thousands more. So when you close out, you leave no trace. Moreover, the Private Browsing automatically erases your online info like passwords, cookies and history from your computer. Besides, the pages will load up to 44% faster.

Use Firefox Private Browsing to block ads with trackers. This means that many developers of extensions for Chrome can adapt their products to work in Firefox. It is supported by Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Vivaldi, Opera) and the new Microsoft Edge browser. It is compatible with the WebExtensions standard. The new Firefox add-ons system – the WebExtensions API. Mobile Browsing – Access your bookmarks, open tabs and passwords across all your devices.

Library – Enjoy everything you’ve saved to Firefox while browsing in one, easy place.Įxtensions – Personalize Firefox with your favorite extras that help you do you. New Tab – Search across multiple sites, view your top pages and discover new content. And its new look comes loaded with intuitive features like in-browser screenshots and more. Mozilla Firefox 91 has a beautiful, intelligent design. And it is all due to faster, leaner browsing. Hence this browser reduces lags, speeds up ping times and optimizes overall gameplay. Now Firefox 91 is bringing better performance to online gaming. Now you will start up faster, tab hop quicker and scroll like a speed demon. Rust and Servo are sponsored by Mozilla, and they allow browsers and systems to run much faster and more safely. And you save time while switching quickly between tabs even as you open more. Because Firefox is a multi-process browser, your tabs stay fresh and quick to reload. Now multi-tasking with multiple tabs just got easier. As Quantum’s engine uses 30% less memory than Chrome browser, so your other programs can keep running at top speed. And the result of that is the new generation of Web discovery – a more intuitive and useful browser.įirefox 91 is a lean, mean browsing machine. As it is powered by a new Quantum engine, Firefox has doubled its speed. So unfortunately, Waterfox seems to be outgrowing me at a pretty rapid pace, and I'm constantly forced to use my backup of Opera even though I hate the layout, and I know it's probably logging every move I make, I just need that 1.5 gb of memory for other things.Mozilla Firefox 91 is a fast, secure and easy to use web browser. If I tried to switch to another app I'd be looking at a beachball for ten minutes, I can't even imagine what it would be like to try to work while it was playing video. And, say I wanted to have a baseball game running in the background while I did something more productive. It launches using a not great but acceptable half gig, but after a day of average usage, it's usually sucking up triple that amount. Speaking of which, boy does this thing piss away memory. I understand that Alex really needs to change the icon, so maybe he can have a "Make My Icon" contest or something. The new icon really looks like a blue fox urinating. This version has been out for 20 days or so, so this isn't just a first impression. Moreover, I was using Waterfox Classic to be as close as possible to pre-Quantum Firefox, so when I read that it should now be considered "best effort", that achieved to decide me. I'm not saying that Waterfox is worse than other browsers, privacy wise, but I'm simply not convinced that it's better than Firefox for that matter - provided you use all the necessary addons and set the right settings in about:config. :-o I've not been convinced by his answers to the doubts expressed by the other users, and while I've been a happy user for years I finally switched back to Firefox a few months ago. The dev used to put an emphasis on privacy but since he recently partnered with a firm that arose some doubt about data collection (System1), he wrote in a forum that we users had misunderstood and Waterfox never claimed to be a privacy focused browser. After a few years using Waterfox instead of Firefox Quantum, it became harder and harder to tell the difference and why, in the end, I was using it.
