Firefox's extended add-on support for mobile is coming with version 120, a good reason to switch to the browser permanently.

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Firefox offers better user privacy and security compared to Chrome, and the upcoming launch of 200 new add-ons will enhance the browsing experience.

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It's about winning the war, not the battle

I’m already using Firefox and absolutely loves it. ❤️🪅

I switched to Edge the last couple of years due to its massive enhancement over Chrome in terms of better battery life, the amazing Read Aloud feature with natural voices, and the overall better UI.
That said, Edge’s performance has slipped, with constant hits of 100% CPU usage and other issues with Ram management that most people I know who have switched to Edge were running away from.
That said, Firefox remains a less attractive competitor.
Simply, its UI needs a better design. And also, in many pages, you can see how the fonts just appear uglier than in any chromium based browser.
If we’re talking about security and privacy alone, then sure yes. In that case, I might use it for work only. But, for me, my current preference is chrome for general browsing, and Edge whenever I want to interact with PDF files or lengthy articles that I’d prefer to listen to.

After using a bunch of browsers, this certainly is the best.