Near as I can tell, I can't do that in Firefox. Surprisingly it was excellent and made me stick to it instead of using Chrome that was forced upon me by my school at the time.I would love to switch over to Firefox, but I have a use case that Firefox doesn't support - I have a dual monitor setup where one of the monitors is a TV set, and I will occasionally move one tab that is playing video over to the TV in a separate window while continuing to use the other browser window on the monitor, and I can use an extension in Chrome to route the audio from that window to the HDMI audio output for the TV. Still, I was a big fan of Internet Explorer, so when I heard that Edge was giving their web browser another change, I was excited to try it out. While some may prefer firefox over edge and edge over firefox, one should not judge Edge by its developer Microsoft or how poorly the legacy Edge was. On edge with all the new customization themes and extensions, you add it really clutters up the toolbar, but I think that what edge is trying to do is to simplify the experience as much as they possibly can. Firefox's old toolbar used to be very cluttered with garbage but not it has changed to be more minimalistic, which I like, but on the other hand, I don't like the new design. The last thing I really noticed was the Omnibox search toolbar at the top.

However, I feel that edge can have better settings if they try and make it easier for the average user to understand what they are changing. In Firefox's settings, they might describe some of the features better and give users more customizability in some aspects their menus were minimal compared to edge.

While they may have more features than edge does in their PDF reader, I feel like Edge will soon get those features as well.

On firefox's PDF reader, they have most of the toolbar empty and most of their tools on the more tools drop-down menu. While it doesn't run off of chromium, it just seems like they are using a lot of third-party features and have a really advanced browser that you have to dig into to find what you are looking for.Įdge, to me, looks more pleasing to the eye with its icons and how things are laid out rather than Firefox.

I'm not a firefox user, but I noticed that it really isn't better than edge when using Firefox for the first time.

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