![]() ![]() The latest differentiator between Firefox and Chromium-based browsers, via Fast Company, is that Mozilla appears to be dropping a long-in-development feature they call “site-specific browsers,” which never quite grew beyond experimental status. ![]() For instance, Chrome and Chromium have put focus on efforts like Web Bluetooth that other browsers haven’t adopted, while Firefox offers things like the privacy-protecting automatic Facebook Container. While part of the beauty of the web is that you can expect a fairly consistent experience across different browsers, each browser has its set of differences. Unfortunately, it seems Mozilla has discontinued the development of supporting Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) on desktop versions of Firefox. One of the better recent features of the web is the ability for websites to be upgraded into standalone apps - called Progressive Web Apps - on your phone or desktop. ![]()
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