Internet Explorer, as a part of Windows, has limitations, so you cannot use it with other OSes. Even if you stay with Windows, there is a reason to try Mozilla. If migrating to Linux, it is a thing that is understood as is.

Mozilla Firefox's UI is similar to other browsers, with a right-side panel, so users won't feel stuck with migrating. Furthermore, a library of add-ons widens the functionality, and I must have a community of Ukrainian developers. If registered in it, onboarding comes via forums and blogs. As other browsers did after an AI got a part of everyday life, Mozilla set up a toolbox with most chatbots embedded.

Most of Firefox's functions and add-ons don't require any money to use. It is a finding for users—pupils and students—who are already paying their providers monthly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If too eager to set up new add-ons, the browser's productivity will fall down. But it is a first thing to decide what to do after Mozilla is implemented, and decide clearly what to require from the new browser. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.