So what features should a new password manager in Mozilla Firefox have. It would have access to things like account synchronization. Integrating it into Mozilla Firefox would be a huge advantage since it would be native. If Mozilla Firefox had a state of the art password manager with features from the paid services it would set them apart. Tools like Dashlane, LastPass, 1Password and Bitwarden. But non of the build in password managers are as good as the external tools that are on the market. They can remember passwords and supports synchronization of these cross devices. Most browsers include basis password management tools. So what do I think Mozilla Firefox should be focusing on? A new Password Manager So some people have said that Mozilla Firefox should be switching to Chromium. Servo is significantly faster than Gecko and shows good promises for the future. Mozilla Firefox still uses the Gecko rendering engine but are also experimenting with using a brand new engine called Servo build in a new programming language called Rust. Building a rendering engine usually takes years to do. This includes reading the source and showing all the images and text to the user. It's main purpose is to show/render the webpage to the user.

The rendering engine is the main engine inside a browser.

This includes the browsers Brave and Opera. So now most big browser vendors uses Chromium as their rendering engine. Edge now uses the Chromium rendering engine. Microsoft recently switched their Edge browser to be using the same rendering engine as the Google Chrome browser. Here is my take on what Mozilla Firefox should be focusing on.

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