A year ago, Mozilla launched the Quantum project, which aims to create a very fast web browser, with the aim of improving the browser's capabilities in terms of speed of browsing and performance to match the fierce competition between them and between Chrome browser for Google. Today, Firefox Quantum sees the light after the launch of the first beta version that completely changes our perception of the speed of web surfing that we thought was taken away by many of our browsers today.
Firefox Quantum comes with a completely new CSS engine created in the programming language of the Mozilla "Rust". It has the ability to work in parallel on multiple processor cores at the same time. MultiThreading instead of applying one huge operation to a single processor kernel, It causes cramps for mid-performance and vulnerable computers.
The engine gives more prioritization to the active browser tab you are working on, so that the page content is opened, images processed, files downloaded faster, and other tabs that are opened and not used.
According to Mozilla, these improvements in the Quantum browser have also been improved on the consumption of RAM or RAM, consuming 30% less random memory than Chrome, plus clear browsing speed in many of the major sites that we can consider heavy sites Relatively.
The new browser is particularly focused on speed, and Mozilla has handled about 470 vulnerabilities that had appeared in Firefox versions earlier and became faster than the version of Firefox 52.
In addition to many of the previous features, Quantum browser also comes with a new interface called a whole new futon characterized by smooth movements and transitions, focusing on providing the icons and tools that the user will need in an easy and smooth way.
You can download the demo version of computers or Android through the following links and the final version is available on 14 November:
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