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I’ll be honest: it’s been awhile since I’ve thought about Firefox. I keep it installed on my computer, mostly to test compatibility when I build course or project websites, but it’s been years since I ...

Firefox Quantum's launch late last year gave the world an impressive look at what a major rewrite could do for the browser, and it remains an excellent piece of software several months later. The new ...

In a test conducted, Firefox Quantum loaded a number of top websites before Chrome did, including Google Search itself. Asides taking on fake news, the company had been extensively researching on how ...

I still expect Safari to pull ahead, but I would like to use Firefox for consistency's sake across all the platforms I use (and I also really, really support Mozilla's mission and am a huge fan of OSS ...

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