Compare Chromium and Mozilla Firefox 
- Users report that Mozilla Firefox excels in privacy features, with built-in tracking protection and a strong focus on user data security, while Chromium is often criticized for its data collection practices.
- Reviewers mention that Firefox's user interface is highly customizable, allowing for a personalized browsing experience, whereas users on G2 note that Chromium's interface is more streamlined but less flexible.
- G2 users highlight that Firefox has a robust library of extensions, particularly for privacy and security, while users say that Chromium's extension store is larger overall, but some extensions may not prioritize user privacy.
- Reviewers say that Firefox's performance is commendable, especially with multiple tabs open, but users report that Chromium tends to consume more system resources, leading to slower performance on lower-end devices.
- Users mention that Firefox's support quality is generally better, with more responsive customer service, while users on G2 indicate that Chromium's support can be lacking, particularly for troubleshooting issues.
- Reviewers say that both browsers have strong AI capabilities, but Firefox's AI text generation features are rated slightly lower than Chromium's, which is noted for its superior AI text summarization capabilities.
- The loading speed - The extra privacy it offers (less data sent to 3rd parties) - The extra speed it offers, due to less bloatware - The fact that the upcoming core browser features usually comes to chromium first, rather than chrome - The development...
if it is not chrome then they should show what actually makes them different
Enormous ecosystem, huge selection of plugins, not attached to any company
You need to restart the browser after every add-on installation. Firefox is heavy and and customization is limited when compared with CHROME. Mobile version has to be available for all platforms.
- The loading speed - The extra privacy it offers (less data sent to 3rd parties) - The extra speed it offers, due to less bloatware - The fact that the upcoming core browser features usually comes to chromium first, rather than chrome - The development...
Enormous ecosystem, huge selection of plugins, not attached to any company
if it is not chrome then they should show what actually makes them different
You need to restart the browser after every add-on installation. Firefox is heavy and and customization is limited when compared with CHROME. Mobile version has to be available for all platforms.
