Examples of using Firefox quantum in English and their translations into German
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A few months ago we announced our plan to build enterprise administrative controls(i.e. a"policy engine") for Firefox Quantum.
One of the elements which made the launch of our new Firefox Quantum browser successful was the addition of our new CSS engine, Stylo.
in the address bar, but this service will remain activated in Firefox Quantum.
disable certain features, or package Firefox Quantum along with a collection of Add-Ons or bookmarks.
IT professionals curious about why the new Firefox is great for for organizational use can learn more in this blog post about Firefox Quantum for Enterprise.
However, if this service is not useful and you no longer want it to be present in Firefox Quantum, you can remove it partially or totally.
shipped in November with our new Firefox Quantum browser.
As part of our focus on user experience and performance in Firefox Quantum, Google will also become our new default search provider in the United States and Canada.
With Firefox Quantum, users can open numerous tabs to run web apps,
to use more regularly, give Firefox Quantum a try to experience how fast it is!
which now supports the new Firefox Quantum browser.
Similar to how you set up your own Firefox browser with your personal preferences, Firefox Quantum for Enterprise can now be customized by your employer to optimize for performance on the job
Of page loads met the 6 second or faster threshold using Firefox Quantum Private Browsing with Tracking Protection enabled, while only 70%
After launching the Quantum, Firefox is starting to recover slowly
Now Firefox Quantum is available for enterprise.
And some other Firefox Quantum Extensions Challenge honorees.
Today we're announcing the winners of our Firefox Quantum Extensions Challenge.
Firefox Quantum uses a"just right" multi-process architecture that balances speed with memory usage.
On macOS, Firefox Quantum and Chrome are about even,
Memory benchmark tests show that Firefox Quantum mostly uses considerably less RAM than its competitors Graphics: Eric Rahm.