Firefox. Chrome. Safari. We all use one or more of these internet browsers on a daily basis, but have you given much thought to how all the browsers we know today came to be? No worries, because class is in session. In this week’s episode of #AskFirefox we take it all the way back to the olden days (actually, just to the 90’s, but same difference) to learn all about the Browser Wars. After we’re all caught up, we discuss the potential future of web browsing and explain what makes today’s browsers different from one another (we’re partial to our fiery fox, but we support you no matter your journey!).
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We’ve all been perplexed by the internet. How does it work, why does it know so much about us and how does it continue to be the best distraction ever? Every week, Firefox answers your pressing questions to help you understand the web and live your best online life.
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Password hacks so you don’t get hacked | #AskFirefox - [ Ссылка ]
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