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Android user here. Firefox Quantum has been my main driver since dethroning Chromium-based 'Brave' last November, although the interface looks super dated and c
by WebDanube 8y ago
Android user here. Firefox Quantum has been my main driver since dethroning Chromium-based 'Brave' last November, although the interface looks super dated and clunky. Aside from the fact that the main browser has entered into what Mozilla calls 'Maintenance mode,' so there aren't any new features getting integrated.
That said, I'm super excited for 'Fenix' browser which should be out sometime next year. Hope Fenix gives Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers some robust competition and loosens their stranglehold on the browser market. [0]
[0] https://www.androidheadlines.com/2018/07/mozilla-developing-new-android-internet-browser-fenix.html https://www.androidheadlines.com/2018/07/mozilla-developing-...
- raxxorrax 8y ago> although the interface looks super dated and clunky optics is certainly subjective but I think this is especially funny. I use both Chrome and FF for testing purposes and often use different user accounts for various services which I separate by browser. I use different color schemes for both to be able to quickly determine what browser I am currently using. Yes, the tabs look different and you can always take a closer look at the menues, but honestly, they basically look the same.
- sciurus 8y agoI don't think we refer to Firefox on Android as "Quantum" yet; for miscellaneous technical reasons it doesn't have some of what made Quantum great on desktop. Part of the goal of Fenix is to "bring quantum to android", as I understand it. (Disclosure: I work for Mozilla, but not on the browser)
- WebDanube 8y ago>I don't think we refer to Firefox on Android as "Quantum" yet My apologies. My understanding was that Firefox, regardless of platform, goes by the name 'Quantum' from v57.0 and up. Thanks for clarifying.