Why You Shouldn’t Use Firefox Forks (and Proprietary Opera)
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Why You Shouldn’t Use Firefox Forks Like Waterfox, Pale Moon, or Basilisk
Mozilla Firefox is an open source project, so anyone can take its code, modify it, and release a new browser. That’s what Waterfox, Pale Moon, and Basilisk are—alternative browsers based on the Firefox code. But we recommend against using any of them.
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Opera Says Its Next Opera Release Will Have the Fastest Ad Blocker on the Block
Opera Software promoted today its upcoming Opera 52 web browser to the beta channel claiming that it has the faster ad blocker on the market compared to previous Opera release and Google Chrome.
One of the key highlights of the Opera 52 release will be the improved performance of the built-in ad blocker as Opera claims to have enhanced the string matching algorithm of the ad blocker to make it open web pages that contain ads much faster than before, and, apparently than other web browsers, such as Chrome.
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