One of the most versatile browsers for our Macs is Firefox, leaving Safari aside, which like all Apple software is adapted to hardware, I think it is the best that can be used on the computer. It's simple, agile, secure, and with the new update, improvements have been made for macOS.
The new version of the browser, 70, especially improved safety and speed. By the way, a curious fact. Although the name Firefox refers to a red panda, the logo design is a fox of that color.
Firefox introduces new performance features in macOS
Normally browser updates, They are related to its adaptation to new standards in safety or performance improvements. Few times are some released, which are intended for improvement within a particular operating system. Normally, they are general for all operating systems.
With version 70, specific improvements have been made for macOS. Drastic improvements have been made in power consumption and performance. From Mozilla, they have commented that Firefox 70 "improves power usage by 3x or more for many use cases."
This is because the company has changed the way pixels reach the screen of our Macs. That is, what has been achieved is that the browser works less in each frame that it throws to the screens. In addition cThe larger the Firefox window and the smaller the animation, the bigger the difference. Very useful for the new screens that you can buy for Macs.
These new features mean that users are informed that the Mac's battery can last longer, but above all that computers get less hot and therefore fans have to work less.
The other innovations refer mainly to improvements in security and user privacy. For example blocking the cross-site tracking cookies from sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Users can now customize these settings.
Come on that fire fox since when is PANDA RED