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<blockquote data-quote="Sunshine-boy" data-source="post: 1119429" data-attributes="member: 60675">Yeah, you can slap a MaterialFox theme on Firefox and make it look like Chrome, but that&#039;s really just surface-level stuff. Under the hood, Chromium-based browsers like Chrome are on a whole different level when it comes to security and performance.The thing is, Chromium has massive support from giants like Google and Microsoft, which means a ton of resources get poured into it. This leads to faster bug fixes, stronger security features, and better overall performance. Plus, those bug bounty programs they run? They attract top-tier security experts who help find and patch vulnerabilities quickly. It&#039;s like having an army of pros making sure everything&#039;s top-notch.<a href="https://profincognito.me/blog/security/browser-engine-security-comparison/" target="_blank">https://profincognito.me/blog/security/browser-engine-security-comparison/</a>People complain more about Firefox&#039;s mistakes because they market themselves as privacy champions. Their brand is built on trust, so any slip-up feels like a betrayal. In contrast, Google openly collects data, so users know what to expect.P.S.: I myself use Floorp sometimes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sunshine-boy, post: 1119429, member: 60675"] Yeah, you can slap a MaterialFox theme on Firefox and make it look like Chrome, but that's really just surface-level stuff. Under the hood, Chromium-based browsers like Chrome are on a whole different level when it comes to security and performance. The thing is, Chromium has massive support from giants like Google and Microsoft, which means a ton of resources get poured into it. This leads to faster bug fixes, stronger security features, and better overall performance. Plus, those bug bounty programs they run? They attract top-tier security experts who help find and patch vulnerabilities quickly. It's like having an army of pros making sure everything's top-notch. [URL='https://profincognito.me/blog/security/browser-engine-security-comparison/'][B]https://profincognito.me/blog/security/browser-engine-security-comparison/[/B][/URL] People complain more about Firefox's mistakes because they market themselves as privacy champions. Their brand is built on trust, so any slip-up feels like a betrayal. In contrast, Google openly collects data, so users know what to expect. P.S.: I myself use Floorp sometimes. [/QUOTE]

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