HOWEVER, if you have a laptop you will need to configure things accordingly in Windows if you need Firefox or any fork of it to properly work with the discrete Nvidia graphics card if you have one and need to run stuff like heavy web games and such.

For the most part it feels faster and snappier, especially on Google services like YouTube and GMail (and yes I can notice the difference compared to Brave even on my beefy desktop with a Ryand 32GB of RAM).

Only thing of note is it does score half of what Chromium based browsers do in JavaScript benchmarks, but you ain't gonna notice much unless you're using browser based x86 emulators and other ridiculously heavy stuff. You do have to tweak it a bit and add uBlock and Privacy Badger, but once thoroughly configured it's perfect. I'd be curious how well FireFox works? I'll admit, I'm not thrilled about shifting to FireFox, but I will.Recently switched to Firefox as my PC daily driver (still use Brave on phone except for YouTube where I have Forefox set up to get ad-free watching and some other nice stuff), and I can say it's excellent.

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