Congrats to Firefox, it really has made substantial improvements over the years.

I'm sticking with Firefox until some dev decides to use it's engine to make a new better browser. I truly enjoy Arc and Vivaldi, but since they're chromium i don't trust them an inch with my personal data.

Firefox rules

Three chrome users said, “nuh uh!”.

Great job Mozilla. I hope that Firefox will one day be as popular as Chrome or even more! ❤️

Google is blitzscaled techbro big tech, the honeymoon is over, now it's time for enshittification !

I've been using Firefox since Windows XP days and speed has never really been a complaint. Well back in Flash days some sites got janky but that was probably Flash as much as Firefox.

anyone care to explain what we're looking at here?

As a Firefox Desktop/Android user this sure sounds awesome.

Great, now do the phone browser

Browsers are cyclical like fashion, I guess.

Remember when chrome launched and they had all those commercials showing how fast it loaded webpages?

Good. Now, stop being forced as a snap, please.

I use firefox and I like it but they have been dumbfying their UI and nagging users to use pockets.

Why on earth would I need to go to about window to update? Also, I don’t know where to find extensions so I just choose addons then manually go to extensions.

Never complained about its performance but that's awesome!

I'm still using Chrome, but it keeps getting shittier. At some point they'll push me over to Firefox. Hope Firefox can avoid getting shitty.

I've been avoiding Chrome as devil avoids holy water for years. So I'm glad FF does well.

There's been a few comments on here talking about Firefox on Android being laggy compared to Chrome on Android.

Nobody seems to have mentioned this, but the main reason this is and/or appears to be the case is because Firefox is capped at 60Hz, whereas Chrome will display at 90Hz, making it feel much smoother.

No, I have no idea why.

Edit: The above is misinformation after I did some research - it appears that resisting fingerprinting causes the browser to set itself to 60Hz, but this can be disabled to get your screen's refresh rate, but of course this means throwing away a privacy protection...

What is exactly being measured here? Someone care to elaborate what kind of things they kept into account?

i had left firefox for a while due to the google ecosystem but i’m happy i came back to it.