Of course, nowadays, feature availability isn't much of a concern when choosing a browser, at least for most people. Feature-rich, as expectedĪside from the things you need for actual browsing, Firefox comes equipped with a password manager, tracker blocker, private browsing functionality, fingerprint blocking, cross-device synchronization, and fairly impressive customization options. Other than Safari, it is the only major browser not to be powered by Chromium, relying on the in-house Gecko engine ever since its inception. ![]() Seemingly doomed to never be the top dog, Firefox is nevertheless an impressive browser, and its commitment to transparency and user privacy makes it a sound choice. By far the most popular open-source browser, Firefox has attempted, since it was first developed, to counter the dominance of Internet Explorer, then Chrome, and now the multitude of Chromium-based browsers as well.
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