If you use a { -brand-name-mac-short } or have an { -brand-name-iphone }, chances are you’re familiar with the { -brand-name-safari } web browser. The fact that it’s pre-installed as the default browser for { -brand-name-apple } product users definitely gives it an early advantage, but { -brand-name-firefox } has its own set of useful features that make it an attractive alternative and can now be set as your default browser on your { -brand-name-mac-short } and { -brand-name-iphone }. Here we’ll explore the main differences between our browser and { -brand-name-safari } in terms of privacy, utility and portability between devices.

Ma yella tseqdaceḍ { -brand-name-mac-short } neɣ tesεiḍ { -brand-name-iphone }, ahat tessneḍ iminig web { -brand-name-safari }. Imi yebded d iminig amezwer i yiseqdacen n ufaris { -brand-name-apple } yefka-as azal seg tazwara, maca { -brand-name-firefox } ɣur-s timahilin-ines netta timesbaɣurin i t-yerran yesεa azal ugar yerna tura yezmer ad yettusbadu d iminig amezwer ɣef { -brand-name-mac-short } d { -brand-name-iphone }. Ad d-nesnirem dagi imgerraden igejdanen yellan gar yiminig-nneɣ d { -brand-name-safari } seg tama n tewtilin n tbaḍnit, tixxutert d wawway gar yibenkan.