I have the following questions, since I only get a website to run jerkily with Chrome and everything runs smoothly with Firefox.
Why does the website Tinkercad depend on the use of Chrome but not the use of Firefox?
And is Firefox as secure as Chrome? What makes Chrome or Firefox better?
That is so and sometimes so.
Chromium runs better than Firefox in some things and vice versa.
All have their strengths and weaknesses.
It is probably the fastest with Edge because Microsoft / Windows 10 is likely to slow down the other browsers. According to the logic, Chromium should run the fastest, since Edge is now also based on Chromium.
Firefox runs much slower on Android, it could be that it uses less RAM and not as many processes at the same time (multithreading on the PC) or it is simply due to the many addons in the mobile version.
Firefox is opensource and as secure as chrome.
In addition, firefox uses less RAM.
I downloaded Microsoft Edge now let's see how it is because this interface or look of Firefox is so boring
Probably the difference is simply that the output of certain graphics or other computing power has different amounts of power with different methods.
I would personally recommend Firefox because (for me) it runs more smoothly, is open source AND I have the right setting (why and what it was developed for)
So with Microsoft Edge it also lies
So the website runs smoother. And even Microsoftt Edge has it. Firefox only takes 2 seconds to start.
Chrome is not secure because you can't prevent advertising and tracking there, the company Google is behind it and, unlike Chromium / Firefox, it is not open source. However, using little RAM on fast computers is more of a disadvantage.
