Mozilla may introduce the browser on PCs and Macs over time, but for now, it’s either on mobile or nothing.įirefox, on the other hand, is available on whatever device that you own, and it’s Private mode comes pretty close to the anonymity features that Firefox Focus has on offer.

Anyways, I'm focused (hah) on chrome vs firefox battery consumption.But does it have everything necessary to make you completely ditch Firefox for good? Well, you are about to find out! Limited Availabilityįirefox Focus is available on just Android and iOS, so if you are a desktop user, then you are outta luck. firefox without addons and disabled 3rd party cookies ofc is preferred, Ik that some addons may increase power consuption, I'm more interested in comparing the browsers in a raw-ish form.Įdit: I just found out that focus lets you have 1 tab, no addons, no sync and bookmarks so that's a turn off for me. I shall use whichever saves more battery, so if anyone has useful information in that regard, please share!Īnd if you have tips on how to optimize them both for lower battery consumption, it will be greatly appreciated!Īlso what about firefox focus? Despite it being chromium based, isn't it the same as firefox if you were to block 3rd party and tracking cookies + install uBlock Origin? I prefer firefox over chrome because of the blocking tools + ability to install addons, however, I've been struggling to find any well-made comparisons of the 2 browsers in terms of power usage especially since firefox went full-quantum supernova. I have used both on desktop over the years and I've been wondering whether firefox uses less battery than chrome on android.

Firefox focus vs chrome