Firefox today remains one of the last browsers on the alternative Chromium engine. Freedom of choice is important, but unfortunately Firefox is lagging behind in this competitive environment.
Instructions
Step 1
Firefox does not support multiprocessing technology. Thus, if Google Chrome creates its own process for each page, Firefox does not know how to do this. So all the multicore of your processor is wasted.
As a result, Chrome with more tabs runs noticeably faster on multi-core processors than Firefox with a similar number of pages open. The gap in this indicator from Chrome is more than 4 years and continues to grow.
Step 2
Firefox does not know how to work in "low integrity mode", when the browser processes are allocated as few rights as possible. In this mode, both Internet Explorer and Google Chrome work fine and for a long time. In low integrity mode, the likelihood of damaging any important system files is extremely low, therefore, Internet surfing is safer.
The backlog at this point is also more than 4 years.
Step 3
Firefox is just about to create its own app store, while Google Chrome has been around for over 2 years.
Note that Firefox Marketplace exists only on the Android platform, and it is only planned for the desktop platform.
