Happy to see Firefox is getting more powerful functionally, but the performance and speed are still rather unsatisfying which is very obvious compared to Chrome, Edge or Brave. I feel the team has been focusing too much on privacy and adding new functions, which is good, but we shouldn't ignore that the performance is as important, or even more important than those, since it's the basis for browsing, and is far more noticeable.
I know many people would say that Mozilla’s approach to product development differs from that of Google and others, and that’s certainly true. But strictly speaking, privacy protection isn’t necessarily at odds with speed and high performance, is it? Why do we always have to make users endure or sacrifice something in order to excel in a particular area?
In any case, faster browsing can’t hurt.
