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Just in general, Firefox tends to be a lot more private and secure than Opera GX Firefox is quite a bit more customizable as well (though if we're being honest, most of those customizations are things most people will never touch) In my experience, Firefox is a lot less memory intensive for people like me who use a ton of tabs
Look just forget Firefox I've got something way better, weber since a kid I've loved the customisability the in-depth locked down security features and just the all round easy of usability, easily wins this kind of question anyway of the week.. Internet Explorer. I. Can't. Get. Enough. Much. Features. 😂😂😂😂
The Windows version of Firefox may be a better option (unless you truly need to test some Firefox functionality that is specific to Ubuntu or Linux-in-general). The PPA mentioned in the other answer is a valid alternative as well.
I keep trying to switch back to firefox every now and again because of the Ublock Origin support. But every time I do switch to firefox it lasts like 3 days and I immediately go back to a chrome based browser. Firefox just sucks. I love the idea behind it and the competition to chrome. But it just sucks. The performance is fucking terrible.
Firefox need to survive and secure funding and the way they get it isn't as sinister as some suggest. It does feel like there is an active campaign to discredit it, and is always the same reasons and the same debate every time. I've used Firefox for years and it's been great and consistent for a long time.
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Firefox has the advantages and disadvantages of engine independence. It can be pushed even further than Brave in terms of "privacy hardness" but also has the downsides. Web developers really only test their sites for Chromium and WebKit, Firefox's Gecko engine is kinda an afterthought.
Chrome (and almost every other browser except Firefox and Safari) uses the Chromium engine, a web engine made by Google, this has some benefits like web developers can do less testing, but has some cons like Google will have the control of the decisions made on those browsers, the last one is that they are gonna reduce the adblockers efectiveness via removing Manifest V2 support (don't worry ...
As much as I love Firefox and use it on all my computers, their iOS app is really behind. Firefox Focus is an exception though as the ad and content blocking is great there. But the regular Firefox app is unusable imo. You're better off using AdGuard Pro with Safari, then Firefox Focus for all disposable web browsing.
And another problem is the difference between privacy VS anonymity, and privacy VS security. For example, by hardening (customizing) Firefox, an user may believe that his privacy is improved, but this user may not be aware that normally when Firefox' privacy is tweaked, anonymity and security automatically are worsened. It's like a short ...