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Firefox remains a viable option for users prioritizing privacy, customization, and open-source ethics, offering a distinct alternative to the ecosystem-locked defaults of Chrome, Edge, and Safari. While Mozilla's corporate governance has faced criticism, the browser continues to deliver a secure, bloat-free experience that aligns with the needs of Linux users and privacy-conscious individuals. For tech audiences evaluating browser choices, the decision ultimately hinges on whether "good enough" performance suffices or if specific values regarding user control and non-profit development are paramount.
Why I'm sticking with Firefox as my browser - after years of using Chrome, Edge, and Safari
Firefox is alive and well - and offering a fast, customizable, bloat-free, private, secure browsing experience from developers who care.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Firefox is still alive and kicking. Today's world demands privacy and user choice. Firefox would be an improvement over many users' default browsers. I've used Firefox, on and off, since it first came into being. It's fast, customizable, bloat-free, serious about privacy and security, regularly updated, and its developers listen to users. With a brief exception back in 2010, I've always been happy with the browser. The company behind the browser is a different story. It's worth noting that in July, 2025, I announced that I was deleting Firefox for good. That decision was based on my distaste for some of Mozilla's…
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