Safari, the default browser on macOS, has become for many users of both iOS and macOS, its default browser thanks to iCloud integration that it offers us and that also allows us to synchronize passwords and access data at all times. But at times, Safari leaves something to be desired when compared to other browsers.
Chrome, despite being the browser that better integration offers us with all Google services (Google Drive, Google Photos, Gmail ...) is a resource hog, especially when we have different tabs open, so it is not recommended for Apple's desktop ecosystem. However, Firefox is.
Firefox has become, after the big update it received a little over a year ago, is a excellent alternative for all those users who don't like Safari but they do not consider Chrome as an option, not only for its performance, but for the control it makes of all our movements.
The Mozilla Foundation browser has just received a new update, an update with which it reaches version 64 with some new accounts, some of them exclusive to this browser. Below we detail the news of version number 64 of Firefox.
- Recommendations. Although initially only available in the United States, Firefox is able to recommend extensions that can improve how we browse the Internet.
- Another interesting option, we find it in the possibility of be able to select multiple tabs together to close, move or perform any other operation.
- Through the about: performance command we can see a kind of task manager where we see with the process consumption of the web pages that we have open.
If you regularly use Firefox, as you open the browser, it will download the new update, an update that will be installed when you close and reopen it. If you have not yet decided to use it, Never is late to do it, through the Firefox website.