Mozilla today the public release of the latest update to its Firefox browser called Quantum boasting that it's twice as fast as the previous version of its open-source browser. Firefox 57 introduces a revamped user interface that introduces several new features, including square tabs, 'smooth' animations, as well as a Library that provides quick access to anything the user saves such as bookmarks, Pocket, history, downloads, tabs and screenshots. The biggest selling point, flashgot firefox quantum, is the sheer speed of its latest update to the browser. That performance increase is complemented by an architecture upgrade that, according to the company, uses 30% less memory than Google Chrome. Improvements also see the browser paint every pixel on the screen for each frame, making the web rendering both quicker and smoother. Mozilla also emphasized its work on tabs. The tab a user is on gets prioritized over the rest of the tabs, which the company says consequently makes better use of one's system resources. To create Photon, our user research team the web. If you're not currently using the browser, Firefox Quantum is. Once I figured out how to restore them to them original place every thing was good. I like the update, improvements to the browser just hope them hiding my bookmarks does not become a regular thing with future updates. I don't like much the new theme, but I guess I I'll get used to it with time. I also did not like that it rearranged all buttons and bars, has to put them again where I like them to be. As for speed I've not noticed much difference vs. I dunno, Newtab Override and uBlock origin seem to work fine. I don't see a difference in memory usage yet. I too had to rearrange all my stuff, so that took ten seconds. None of my bookmarks moved, at all. I guess I fail to see what all the crybaby bs is all about. It's faster, cleaner and the transition isn't terribly time consuming. Not much to not like as far as I can see. Remains to be flashgot firefox quantum if there are any new privacy concerns but for now I'm unconvinced of there being much weight behind the naysayers claims. Flashgot firefox quantum used the browser earlier and it was fantastic. For me Chrome was always fast and doing everything, however the privacy factor to me I didn't like. However, I was forced to use it just because of work. This new version has flashgot firefox quantum working fantastic. I've been enjoying it on all of my machines even the ones with Linux. Firefox to me in some way has always be a until this. I'm very excited for the future of Firefox. Ditching Chrome is something I've always wanted to do just because the privacy aspect doesn't exist on there. I see no Add-on bar, so that is worrying, but either way I think I will sit this update out a while until some of my favorite extensions migrate, or the browser proves it doesn't need them anymore. I see no Add-on bar, so that is worrying, but either way I think I will sit this update out a while until some of my favorite extensions migrate, or the browser proves it doesn't need them anymore. To be honest Vivaldi is actually really good. I've tried it out for about a month. I like to try out new browsers and give them a my own opinion.
