Firefox Quantum is ready to speed up your web browsing

Firefox Quantum is ready to speed up your web browsing..

But is it good enough to make you switch browsers?

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Was a Firefox appetite after you felt it was slow compared to the rival browser like Chrome? Mozilla is sure to win you back. As promised, it just released Firefox Quantum (Urea Firefox 57) - and it promises to be much faster than you use. The company claims that its new browser has doubled to a new, multi-core CSS engine, tab priority and 6 months before version to exclude the weighing bug under software. Depending on the sites you visit, depending on whether it is fast, but it is strongly displayed in some quick tests.

Thankfully, Quantum is not blurred exclusively at the speed of drawing you. There is a new interface which should be sharp on both more well-arranged (many visual fluff has been stripped away) and very high resolution displays, it should be good at future scaling, for the boot. And if it is not already clear that the owner of Mozilla Pocket, it is now. When you open a new tab, you can see the recommendations of Pocket stories next to shortcuts on your most visited sites.

The new version is now available for Linux, Mac and Windows users. Whether it is needle or not, it is another matter. In particular, the use of web browser for Firefox is relatively stable (about 13.1 percent as of October, according to net market) and Chrome (59.8 percent). In other words, browser practices are relatively incompatible - it may accept basic changes in user's perceptions for its number to move it in a significant way. One of the biggest developments in Firefox recently is Quantum. And if there is nothing else, the speed can be maintained and UI tweaks could help Mozilla users that other ships could not jump.