Since Google Chrome was launched in 2008, it has devoured the internet (literally), but Firefox has not been left behind since its inception in 2002. It has always sought to democratize the Internet for all.
Recently, a few months ago Firefox released Quantum, the new Firefox with many improvements, here we present them:
1. Privacy
The privacy options in Firefox are activated directly, prevents us from tracking the behavior in our navigation. While in Chrome we have to use extensions to have this functionality.
Another benefit is that Firefox offers us a Facebook container, this isolates your Facebook profile and prevents the company from collecting data from your browsing. Firefox is a non-profit organization, it does not sell data, Google does!
2. Faster
At this point you can reach a debate, according to experts in technology, both are equally fast, in this part goes a lot to carve the hardware of a PC. it's faster than Microsoft Edge anyway.
This is because Firefox optimizes resources and reuses processes, making a PC slower when more tabs open unlike Chrome.
3. Less consumption
On issues of RAM consumption, Firefox is more user-friendly hardware, it is expected to save 30% unlike Chrome. In terms of duration it can offer you 30 more minutes of battery compared to Chrome.
The focus of Firefox seems to be privacy, it is putting a lot of effort and as not being grateful, with events of the magnitude of Cambrigde Analytica, one is already somewhat distrustful. In privacy I bet on Firefox, although it is very difficult to leave the Chrome extensions.
| Browser | Use |
|---|---|
| Chrome | 67 % |
| Chrome | 11 % |
| Explorer | 7 % |
| Safari | 5 % |
source: www.statista.com
