I have been using Firefox along with other browsers, so it's good for me to compare it with similar software. Despite its weak points when we compare it with other software, as every software has its advantages and disadvantages, it has a lot of cool features which makes it more user-friendly. By making an analysis of its pros and cons, I found it helpful for me and I am a satisfied user of Firefox.

When you have a great competition, you have to do your best to exist in the market. Firefox is also facing these challenges, and proving its existence by providing quality services to its customers. It has unique browsing features that are its actual worth. It has a strong security system that provides secure browsing with password management. Some other cool features are, ad blocking and private browsing options. Unlike other similar browsers, it comes with a lot of customisation options for interface. You can sync your browsing history, preferences and bookmarks across devices. There is no need to have a seperate screen capture tool for your device, because Firefox offers this facility to grab your entire screen or a part of it. It's always amazing for me.

There are some things which I think, to be fixed for more improvements, as a nonprofit organization, it collects and sells its user's data for marketing purposes, which is always a question mark for the users. Firefox uses High RAM at a low load as compared to other browsers, which sometimes slows down its speed. It is not a backup service, if you do not sync with another device, you will lose your data in case of your device malfunctions, so always keep a separate backup.

I have used Firefox off and on for many years now, and I use it frequently in conjunction with Tor browser. I like the free and open-source nature of the browser and although I might not use it as my primary browser, I tend to swap between browsers anyway.

I like that Firefox is compatible with both Tor browser and the newer I2P. Also, Firefox has many variations that are developed by smaller developers due to its open-source nature. Finally, it supports many plugins and addons.

My least favorite thing about Firefox is the fact that it seems to want to update every time I open the browser. This is a minor annoyance, and is hardly enough to deter me from using the browser.

The updates are maddening. After years of use I lose everything, put it back in a few days later another update, lose again. I have used it another year or two and now this update is maddening. It does not remember the profile, all my previous data - GONE. The time to call service and get any help, which did not help last time is not happening. I am bailing on Firefox and sadden by it.

I have been using Firefox for years. I like the interface and overall use.

The terrible, data erasing, frustrating updates.

Fast browser. No time wasting.

Low memory usage. Fast browser. Easy settings. Great privacy settings.

No particular issues with Software so nothing wrong.