Just to be clear, we’re not talking about the regular browser themes here that Chromium-based browsers have too. That includes things like tabs below the address bar and hiding the tab bar when only one tab is open. So much, by the way, that you can make Firefox look like Safari from macOS Big Sur too. Because we want to talk about just how customizable Firefox is. There are many other Firefox exclusive features, but we’re not going to go there. It’s open-sourced, focused on protecting user privacy with features like container tabs, and more powerful extensions. There are many advantages to using Firefox.
This is not because Firefox is not in the same competitive league as Chrome by the way. Remember Firefox? The web browser that made it cool to ditch Internet Explorer before Chrome took the crown? It’s still around, although it has fallen from grace, and it has fallen hard.
