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The power of extensions in firefox makes it the best brerowser there is... sure some might boast abot speed of chrome but when it comes down to it firefox is a customizable swiss army knife that is the best solution in internet trenches
~ anonymous
on Jul 15, 2010
Just OK -
Works fine, but compared to Chrome and even current versions of Safari (on a Mac) it is quite a bit slower. Was a great browser once, and the current Firefox 4 preview looks promising, but it is currently behind the times--especially on the Mac where it suffers from incredible performance problems. Also, it would be nice if they'd hire some artists to design a good clean non-ugly default UI, but that's just me.
~ anonymous
on Jul 14, 2010
Just OK -
very heavy on system resources.
~ anonymous
on Jul 14, 2010
Just OK -
Firefox started out lean, but it feels as though it has gained bloat over time. The dev team needs to cut the fat and bring Firefox back to its glory days.
~ anonymous
on Jul 14, 2010
Just OK -
Of course better than using IE or Safari, but I wouldn't suggest it. It's probably the slowest decent browser out there, page changes taking anywhere from 50% to 2-3x longer than Chrome/Chromium or Opera. The interface feels like a slightly prettier IE, very 2005. The add-on system will nag you nearly every time you run the application to update this or that, and each addon seems to take more and more memory and freely induces memory leaks (I've had sessions left open 24 hours suddenly bloating up my system
~ anonymous
on Jul 14, 2010
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Greater than great. Firefox with the Ad Block Plus plugin is the only way to browse.
~ anonymous
on Jul 13, 2010
Just OK -
Bloated
~ anonymous
on Jul 10, 2010
Great -
Multiplatform, complete, reliable. Has a lot of extensions and active development.
~ anonymous
on May 20, 2010
Just OK -
gecko is too slow of a rendering engine
~ anonymous
on Apr 29, 2010
Just OK -
Chrome is the only true competition to Opera, feature-wise that is.
~ anonymous
on Apr 28, 2010
Great -
Best browser by far. Customizable, stable, add-ons for everything.
~ anonymous
on Apr 28, 2010
Just OK -
Not bad. Just a little slow, buggy and "ugly" compared to Opera.
~ anonymous
on Apr 28, 2010
Great -
It conforms to standards better, easy to use and to configure, and it's more stable then I.E.
~ anonymous
on Apr 22, 2010
Great -
Highly configurable and secure and one thing that ad sites hate.... ADBLOCK PLUS!!
~ anonymous
on Apr 20, 2010
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Firefox is more secure than IE and extremely customisable with options and plugins for nearly everything.
~ anonymous
on Mar 22, 2010
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Great community and rich features :)
~ anonymous
on Mar 22, 2010
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Fast and compatible
~ anonymous
on Mar 22, 2010
Just OK -
Slow, bloated, and ugly.
~ anonymous
on Mar 21, 2010
Great -
It just is
~ anonymous
on Mar 20, 2010
Great -
Extensions extensions extensions
~ anonymous
on Mar 19, 2010
Just OK -
It is way better than Internet Explorer, and it has many features and extensions. However, it has gotten slower through the years, unlike the older major versions of Firefox which were effectively"faster than Mozilla Suite".
~ dctucker
on Mar 18, 2010
Great -
Extensions like Adblock, flashblock, dictionary tooltip, firegestures make Firefox fit into my way of browsing. (And there's always IETab when your company's internal websites don't support modern browsers.)
I love the search bar, search keywords, and a lot of the little niceties that make going back to Internet Explorer unbearable.
~ pydave
on Feb 5, 2010
Great -
Do all what i want from a web browser, works like i want it work.
~ anonymous
on Jan 27, 2010
Great -
No other web browser makes web development as easy as Firefox with the many awesome add-ons that are easily installed.
~ Duke Spukem
on Jan 2, 2010
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It's fast and has lots of features and plugins
~ anonymous
on Sep 22, 2009
Just OK -
It's slow and bloated.
~ anonymous
on Sep 22, 2009
Great -
Only major browser to run on Linux, Windows and Mac. Useful plugins for blocking ads (Adblock Plus), debugging (Firebug), downloading Youtube videos (DownloadHelper). Still loses in speed to Chrome though.
~ anonymous
on Sep 21, 2009
Great -
Stable, fast, relatively secure, The best choice for browsers at all.
~ anonymous
on Sep 21, 2009
Just OK -
Takes longer to load and gets slower with every version on AJAX apps. Undisclosed checking for new versions in background results is in poor form. Try IE, Chrome or even Safari for smaller footprints and more responsive interface.
~ anonymous
on Sep 21, 2009
Great -
It's amazing. Stable and elegant, it is everything you could want in a browser for any platform.
~ guitarMan666
on Sep 20, 2009
Great -
adblock+ alone makes it outstanding
~ anonymous
on Aug 7, 2009
Great -
Open, free and secure
~ anonymous
on Aug 7, 2009
Great -
It runs Ad Blocker Plus (ABP)
~ Unxs
on Aug 7, 2009
Great -
Excellent customization and security!
~ anonymous
on Aug 7, 2009
Just OK -
It is slooow. But the plugins are excellent.
~ anonymous
on Aug 7, 2009
Just OK -
Slow as hell, especially on older hardware.
~ anonymous
on Aug 7, 2009
Great -
Easy, safe, fast and modular!
~ anonymous
on Jul 23, 2009
Great -
cos it rumbles.
~ anonymous
on Jul 23, 2009
Great -
Cross platform, works well (enough) and great community.
Thousands of extensions!
~ DDevine
on Jul 23, 2009
Just OK -
U SUCK!
~ anonymous
on Jul 23, 2009
Great -
Why is it great? It's not Internet Explorer.
~ Henry Demarest
on Jul 22, 2009
Great -
Far more secure then Internet exploder aka virus inciter. Adblock, noscript, The web developer toolbar, and other plug-ins make it exceptionally secure. It being open source and standards compliant is a plus.
~ Jonathan Chance
on Jul 22, 2009
Great -
It is made of standards-respecting win, and also runs adblock to save my delicate little retine.
~ anonymous
on Jun 27, 2009
Great -
It's just great, and it doesin't get eaten by windoze viroses!
That's just great!
And it's: great!
~ anonymous
on Jun 26, 2009
Great -
Extensible, fast and smooth. The latest version improved speed, and CPU leaks. I recommend downloading this browser and giving it a go. If you're not a power-user, and have no need for extensions and configurable options, you might be more interested in Opera. Another great browser.
~ Spyware
on Jun 25, 2009
Just OK -
When Firefox will give user a control of Flash animations - great cause of CPU time and instability, it will be "Great". But this isn't going to happen...
~ Paul Sokolovsky
on Jun 25, 2009
Great -
lots of add-ons make this the best browser out there.
~ anonymous
on May 18, 2009
Just OK -
Many powerful features, but XUL in OS X is a, well, less-than-native–feeling. Text rendering is also far less pretty than Safari.
~ Noah
on May 18, 2009
Great -
plugins ftw
~ anonymous
on Apr 20, 2009
Great -
The best of the best. 'Nuff said.
~ anonymous
on Apr 19, 2009
Great -
In an age in which all browsers have (more or less) the same basic functionality, one tends to look beyond the basics - and there Firefox outshines all.
~ jjj
on Apr 11, 2009
Great -
Fast, plugins are great for advanced users and evelopers, and they get security updates out to users fast. Everything you could want in a browser.
~ Mark Ramm
on Apr 9, 2009
Great -
The Best Browser since Peanut Butter was made. Cannot get a better Browser, Even if MS Went Open Source, LMAO
~ Marine2009
on Apr 3, 2009
Great -
The new private browsing feature lets me look at as much porn as I want without getting caught!
~ anonymous
on Apr 2, 2009
Great -
The UI is amazingly efficient and memory use is constantly being decreased.
The number of useful extensions is nice too.
~ anonymous
on Apr 1, 2009
Just OK -
Navigation bar takes up too much vertical real estate. This is very important on laptops.
~ Cameron Bracken
on Apr 1, 2009
Just OK -
Every iteration gets more bloated and slower, with more idiotic UI "features."
Still the only one with a buttload of extensions though.
~ anonymous
on Apr 1, 2009
Great -
Firefox is great because it revitalized the web during a time of stagnation. It remains great because of its active approach to innovating and improving web browser technology.
~ anonymous
on Apr 1, 2009
Great -
Many useful add-ons.
~ anonymous
on Apr 1, 2009
Great -
It just works
~ anonymous
on Apr 1, 2009
Just OK -
ui is bloated
~ anonymous
on Mar 31, 2009
Just OK -
While Firefox is undoubtedly the best browser I have every used, it still could use some work. For example, when streaming video firefox will allow 'helper' applications to take unreasonable amounts of system resources and then not do a good job of cleaning up afterwords, leaving a system extremely sluggish until stopping and restarting Firefox.
~ HillHobbit
on Mar 31, 2009
Great -
Fast, secure and just awesome!
~ anonymous
on Mar 31, 2009
Great -
simple the best around
~ anonymous
on Mar 31, 2009
Just OK -
real problems with pdfs, google link compromises objectivity, addon site now plays favorites, no built in irc or bitorrent
~ anonymous
on Mar 30, 2009
Just OK -
Though I love firefox, for me it's gotten slower and less responsive over time and versions. I've now been driven to swiftfox which seems to retain the speed I experienced in earlier versions of firefox.
~ eternalelegy
on Mar 30, 2009
Great -
When it comes to browsers, it's hard to beat Firefox. I couldn't imagine browsing without some of the features I have become used to—excellent ad blocking thanks to Adblock Plus, an easily customizable interface, feed reading capabilities, web design tools, and much more. And even after you have customized Firefox to your taste, it still responds quickly and performs wonderfully!
~ JLS
on Mar 14, 2009
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While a lot of attention has been paid to the webkit browsers like Chrome, I still like stability and the gazillion plugins Firefox offers.
~ Sysop
on Mar 12, 2009
Great
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