A free web browser worth seeing, Mozilla Firefox is a classic free web browser that has been around since 2004. My favorite Chrome has disappeared in recent years, new features in the browser scene and even a new improved version of Internet Explorer , which, despite concerns, actually made a very good impression. Firefox took a little longer to recover. He is here now, but has he done enough?

The browser that first installs Mozilla Firefox privacy is not new to the search engine scene. A few years have passed and it used to be more popular, if not more, than Google Chrome. As Chrome progressed, it seemed to lose its luster, and it seems that after 2013 it will continue to decline more and more. Well Firefox is back with a new browser that really focuses on privacy. Will it be enough to save the veteran browser or is it too little, too late? (Function () {('summary-program-page-desktop');}); Downloading and installing Firefox Downloading and installing Firefox is as easy and fast as I expected. You can skip very few hoops: instead of offering customization and sync options during the installation process, it simply installs the browser and offers detailed sync when complete. The downside, of course, is that if you want to get some control over your Firefox settings, you'll have to dive into those settings yourself. Piss. I would definitely recommend this because Firefox offers great control over various options, especially privacy. Since this is probably one of the main reasons why you downloaded it, it's worth downloading a bit. See your options by clicking on the three horizontal bars in the upper left of the window> Privacy Mozilla Firefox offers users The first thing you will notice when you open Firefox is how fast and attractive it is. Purple-orange in color the range is truly polished, and all menus and options look clean, minimalist, and easy to navigate. It also enjoys the speed of Firefox, which is one of the main selling points. Firefox and Saw tell us how fast it happens (and they do), but it looks and feels fast when you use it, which is probably the most important thing, Firefox also uses less memory, and together they have an impressive impact on tasks related to resources, such as playing games or running other programs on your computer. Firefox also specifically mentions tabs, saying they've changed the way browsers handle action tabs to link to them, making them faster, smarter, and less likely, and the browser continues to support a large plugin library, which is an excellent way to extend functionality. browser. There are plenty of themes as well, so even if you're not interested in purple and orange, there are other options for quantum, nightly, and even faster detours - when you study Firefox, you can see other versions of shots and wonder when to choose. This is what is offered: Firefox: The standard version that will probably be downloaded by Firefox Quantum: The cool name is what draws people to Firefox Quantum, but unfortunately it is just the name of the stable version of Firefox released in 2017. Not allThe releases got titles, but this one did and got caught up in the Nightly crowd: The Ultimate Absolute Design. The cool features are probably, but again, bugs. Firefox Beta: The latest version tested. A good balance between class and developer version - a tin version of the developer Extended Firefox Developer Support - This version is designed for people managing a large Firefox implementation, such as in a large enterprise. It is stable but it doesn't have all the latest Lockvise password manager. One thing we didn't want so much is when you look at Firefox on the Mozilla website or on the welcome page after installation. In the browser you will see some cool sound features like Lockvise, Monitor and Send. Somehow they are integrated into the browser, Lockvise, they are password managers, but to use all their functions, you must synchronize the browser. The monitor is not part of the browser, but it is a service that requires a Firefox account to access, and finally, Send is a completely separate website. All of this is unclear from the home page and may resemble all of the standard Firefox features, which is not entirely your privacy. For most people browsing Firefox, privacy is a major concern, especially if you want to change Chrome. As for ad blockers, Firefox has a heavy weapon under the hood. You choose the level of security you want in your browser by choosing standard, strict, and custom modes, and there are a number of Firefox-approved ad blocking extensions that you can add to update so you can also control your privacy. Firefox, after studying the settings, in the privacy and settings menu. Here you can configure ad units, as we mentioned, and change permissions for things like cameras that allow or don't allow Firefox to collect data and decide when and how to deal with unsafe downloads and security certificates. There's also a supercharged tracker that locks private mode and a default password manager (although you can get more sophisticated password managers like individual downloads or plugins). In fact, while not a feature, Firefox has a specific, detailed, and seemingly transparent official privacy approach, which clearly defines what data it tracks, who it shares it with, and why it does it. It's nice to see this back which works like a great search engine. Firefox impressed us and we again consider it a fully functional browser. It looks good, it moves fast, and it has every feature you might want in your browser. It has additional applications and Firefox for Android, achieves high transparency and works hard to update the functions it offers users. Obviously, privacy is an important component of Firefox's charm, but this aspect confuses us a bit. If you are not interested in privacy at all, Firefox is unlikely to offer you enough to verify existing privacy, there is a good chance that you will find something difficult in Firefox, such as Firefox Focus or one of the new browsers. subject to confidentiality, like Thor.For everyone else, Firefox is probably a good option, but only if you walk away from the previous browser, without encouragement it's simply not enough to make us jump. Other important alternatives are the UC browser, Locks or Opera. Recent changes. The latest version of Firefox has made several security fixes and added notifications when Firefox blocks cryptocurrencies, launches multiple blocked subscribers, FirefoxMonitor built-in violation notifications are now available to users with screen readers, and Firefox offers logins. saved from other subdomains of the site. Finally, Firefox will now send new languages ​​like Tagalog (tl) and Trikui (trs).