
Linda Hall
GBCan't keep pdf settings to use Acrobat… Can't keep pdf settings to use Acrobat - keeps defaulting back to save file. Aggravating and very annoying!

Mathew Minor
GBIt is my favorite browser to test my… It is my favorite browser to test my programming codes and to navigate, it is faster than other competing browsers and offers some extensions that are not available for other browsers.

Linux Tester
GBGood browser, but it used to be great. Mozilla Firefox has always been my go to browser. However Mozilla is doing it's best to alienate users like myself who have used it faithfully since it came onto the scene. When it brought out Quantum, we old time users lost a lot of useful plug-ins. Some have never returned, others have been replaced with a similar function but there are many that I have used that are simply not available. Then there are the silly changes like adding and extra click to close multiple tabs. What was a nice quick click two clicks now takes three. I still use it, but I am less satisfied with it than I used to be. It still has some good features and is excellent with privacy issues etc. But I have found myself using Waterfox and Palemoon (both FF derivatives, modern and old style respectively, as well as Opera, more frequently when previously I would use FF and Opera (prior to Opera changing from a really clever browser to a chrome clone with less original ideas than the original). So it's still a good browser, but it's not as good as it used to be and there are a lot of changes for changes sake. I hate not being able to archive a web site page in MAFF format. That's great because one can extract files from it if needed. Also MHT files were a good option to save a web page so it could be returned to off line for instance. Great to save a page of instructions or such the line. The new save is nowhere near as good so I use Palemoon which still has those plug-ins. Having tabs above the address line is a pain in the backside, and I hate the combined search and address being the default so I always have to go and customise it. So whilst it still has many good points, it can no longer cater for all my browsing needs. That's a shame, That said, the company does it's best to ensure privacy matters, which is probably the only reason I still use Firefox at all. So good company, some duff decisions and haven't really listened to users who have complained about some of the changes it has made to Firefox.

DeeCull
GTOne of the favorites Great mail client and browser. Used for my work on a daily basis and so far I could remember only positive experience.

Kristin Daggett
GBMozilla is the kind of organization we need I have loved Mozilla Firefox ever since I started using it. It's just way different compared to Chrome. Personally, I feel like Firefox is faster and less RAM-intensive than Google Chrome, and Firefox has been dedicated to protecting our privacy. Right upon installing the browser, I get a lot of built-in protections OUT OF THE BOX. I also have an easier time configuring Firefox over any other browser in existence. Honestly, Firefox deserves more recognition and popularity than it currently has. The world has their eyes set on Google Chrome, but don't be fooled. Mozilla is the kind of organization that we need. I'm looking forward to trying out Mozilla's other products in the near future. Please continue spreading goodness upon this world, Mozilla.