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Firefox

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What is Firefox?

Firefox is a free and open-source web browser developed by the Mozilla Foundation and its subsidiary, the Mozilla Corporation. It is commonly used for browsing the internet, accessing web applications, and viewing online content. Firefox is known for its commitment to privacy, customization options, and support for open web standards.

What other technologies are related to Firefox?

Firefox Competitor Technologies

Chrome is a direct competitor to Firefox as a web browser.
mentioned alongside Firefox in 33% (4k) of relevant job posts
Safari is a direct competitor to Firefox as a web browser, especially on macOS and iOS.
mentioned alongside Firefox in 58% (2.1k) of relevant job posts
IE (Internet Explorer) is a legacy web browser that competes with Firefox.
mentioned alongside Firefox in 39% (981) of relevant job posts
Edge is a direct competitor to Firefox as a web browser.
mentioned alongside Firefox in 19% (1.6k) of relevant job posts
Internet Explorer is a legacy web browser that competes with Firefox.
mentioned alongside Firefox in 5% (1.5k) of relevant job posts
Google Chrome is a direct competitor to Firefox as a web browser.
mentioned alongside Firefox in 7% (659) of relevant job posts
Microsoft Edge is a direct competitor to Firefox as a web browser.
mentioned alongside Firefox in 12% (264) of relevant job posts
Short for Internet Explorer, it is a legacy web browser that competes with Firefox.
mentioned alongside Firefox in 6% (290) of relevant job posts

Firefox Complementary Technologies

Charles Proxy is a web debugging proxy application, used by developers to inspect HTTP/HTTPS traffic, and is often used in conjunction with web browsers like Firefox for debugging web applications.
mentioned alongside Firefox in 5% (160) of relevant job posts

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