Firefox safe for Mac Air?

I use Ublock Origin and Privacy Badger. Both are transparent and work extremely well.

What makes you think FF will crash your Ma?. We have it on 5 Macs and it's about the least troublesome browser we've ever used. That's been true for a couple of decades it seems.

HalfFull Said:

"Firefox safe for Mac Air?: Hello. I am running a MacBook Air with Ventura 13.3.1 (a) and Google Chrome v 113. I'd like to install an ad blocker for YouTube because I am sick of dealing with middle-of-video random 10-minute ads every 15 minutes, but don't want to screw up my Mac. I'd appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!"

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Use Brave Browser:

This tends to rid a lot of those popups in YouTube: https://brave.com/download/

I tried Adblock with Firefox and got too may Adblock messages (their ads). Firefox seems to block ads on its own just fine.

“What makes you think FF will crash your Ma?. We have it on 5 Macs and it's about the least troublesome browser we've ever used. That's been true for a couple of decades it seems.”

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Netscape Navigator:

I miss the old days of Netscape Navigator, where you could always make the changes in Properties for coding. I still have it on my 1995 DEC Laptop. Interestingly, it works with every site, and less popups pop up. I use the PC for troubleshooting purposes and nothing but.

Yep, perfectly safe as long as you keep it updated. But you're still going to get the ads unless you use an ad blocker.