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Depends what you want really. Chrome has slightly better web compatibility and feels faster on some sites, Firefox is more customisable, has ...

Firefox is better because it is independent, and it strives towards an open and standard web. Unlike Chrome which is a browser handed to you by ...

Firefox is completely superior to Chrome ... I've been using Chrome for some time. Last time I used Firefox as my default browser was in 2013. I ...

Generally, firefox uses more CPU, Chrome uses more RAM. Firefox crashes more, especially as you add tons of plugins. Speed-wise, they're more or less equivalent, despite what you may hear. Firefox does very well on some benchmarks, Chrome does well on others. Both will be supported by almost anything, LastPass, for example, works on both.

Firefox can be 10 times faster while only using 10% as much RAM and battery and they’d still use Chrome because Chrome = Google and search engine = browser to most people. Many of them don’t even know that it’s possible to use Google services in other browsers and most people heavily rely on not just Google search but the whole Google ecosystem from Docs to Gmail to …

Depends on what is important to you, really. If you only need the browser to visit some websites, don't tend to install add-ons or anything of ...

Firefox isn't default on a lot of systems, like chrome or edge, so it's losing ... Well you figure this is a master race subreddit it's not ...

Firefox has much better tab management than Chrome. Native lazy tabs (and much lower RAM usage after restart with many tabs opened), and keeping the order of tabs in the browser window after restart are the example. Many other advantages were mentioned in other comments already. level 1. · 3 yr. ago.

Edge is much better at 1 thing, downloading webpages as html or mhtml. Chrome and Firefox don't download the images and just the text and ...

They use Chrome because it’s made by Google. There’s no other reason, it’s really that simple. Firefox can be 10 times faster while only using 10% as much RAM and battery and they’d still use Chrome because Chrome = Google and search engine = browser to most people.

Firefox has much better tab management than Chrome. Native lazy tabs (and much lower RAM usage after restart with many tabs opened), and keeping ...

Sort by: best. level 1. · 5 mo. ago. Edge = Trash. Chrome = Industry standard that most webpages are deved for, but Google knows and tracks all your movement. Firefox = Still the best and truly free browser. level 2. · 5 mo. ago. chromium and …

Lastly, Firefox is on the upswing, as a lot of work is on going to bring big improvements, whereas Chrome has had a lot of the performance work already done, so there is less room for improvement. I prefer Firefox and the future is bright. Also, Firefox Sync is end to end encrypted by default, unlike Chrome's sync.

In general (but of course there are exceptions here) Chrome (based browsers) is faster in starting up, Firefox (browsers) is faster while browsing, Chrome has more add-ons (but the important ones are all on Firefox as well), Firefox uses less resources, if privacy is important to you Firefox would win again.

Firefox consumes more ram if you have fewer tabs. But if you start adding tabs and end up with over 20 or 30, Firefox uses less RAM. Chrome uses one process per iframe which translates to multiple process per site. Firefox uses a hand full of processes in total and the number does not grow. It's bad for low usage but good for heavy usage.

Sort by: best. level 1. · 5 mo. ago. Edge = Trash. Chrome = Industry standard that most webpages are deved for, but Google knows and tracks all your movement. Firefox = Still the best and truly free browser. level 2. · 5 mo. ago. chromium and chromium are trash, quantum is trash too.

Firefox consumes more ram if you have fewer tabs. But if you start adding tabs and end up with over 20 or 30, Firefox uses less RAM. Chrome uses one process per iframe which translates to multiple process per site. Firefox uses a hand full of processes in …

Chrome is much more secure than Firefox. Firefox's sandbox is much weaker than Chromium's and lacks site isolation, though Mozilla is working on ...

No, Firefox is definetly not 10x faster than Chrome and also doesn't use only 10% as much RAM as Chrome. Firefox is sometimes a little bit ...

Chrome overtook firefox because it was noticably faster, simpler, and better advertised. Being fast, trouble free and simple to use are the only ...