An Alternative Browser: Sometimes a website doesn’t work quite right in one browser—especially older or specialized sites. Trying Firefox often fixes display or login issues.

Privacy and Security: Firefox is designed with strong privacy protections and minimal tracking, making it a good option if you want a more private browsing experience.

Performance: It runs smoothly even with multiple tabs open and often uses less memory than Chrome, which can help on older computers.

Customization: Firefox allows you to easily adjust the look, layout, and add-ons to suit your preferences.

Open Source: Unlike many browsers, Firefox’s code is open to the public. This helps ensure transparency and continual improvement from a global community of developers.

If a website doesn’t load or behaves strangely in Chrome, try Firefox — it often resolves the issue.

If you want a browser that focuses on privacy and fewer ads or trackers, Firefox is a great choice.

If you simply prefer a different look or feel, it’s perfectly fine to make Firefox your default browser.