It is likely that if you use a Mac, Safari is the browser you usually use to access the Internet, especially if you also have an iPhone, thanks to the synchronization of bookmarks, favorites, history ... You are also likely to use Chrome, which offers us the same functions, but with a much higher consumption of resources.
Firefox, the third browser in contention within the Mac ecosystem, it is an excellent option that many should consider, if you don't like Safari and are tired of Chrome. Since Mozilla launched the Quantum version, Firefox has improved a lot not only in performance and resource consumption, but also in terms of functions. The next version, number 64, will bring us even more.
The main novelty that Firefox 64 offers us is found in the management of tabs, a management that will allow us to select multiple tabs to do whatever we want with them, be it move them, add them to bookmarks, silence them, fix them to the top bar of the browser ...
In addition, it will also allow us remove plugins that we have installed directly from the top menu bar, from where we can access them to activate or deactivate them. The launch of this new update is scheduled for mid-December.
The Mozilla Foundation, under which both the Firefox browser and the read-it-later Pocket service are located, was born with the purpose of ensuring our privacy and with each new version they show it. In the coming months, they will release a new update for mobile devices that will have a function activated by default that will prevent users from being tracked while browsing the Internet.
Thanks to this new function, we will avoid feeling observed Every time we do an Internet search, and the web pages we visit later, start showing us ads about it, a feature that Safari also natively incorporates.