As of the time of writing, Firefox is compatible with macOS 10.12 or later.
Processor and RAM: Firefox is designed to run efficiently on a wide range of Mac hardware.
However, it’s recommended to have at least a 2 GHz processor and 2GB of RAMfor optimal performance.
Available Disk Space: Ensure that you have sufficient free disk space to accommodate the Firefox installation.
From here, it’s possible for you to view the available space on your Mac’s hard drive.
tap on this button to initiate the download process.
This is typically the “Downloads” folder unless you specified a different location during the download process.
launch the Installer: Double-punch the Firefox installer file to initiate the installation process.
This action will prompt your Mac to verify the file and seek your confirmation to proceed with the installation.
Select General: Within the System Preferences window, locate and tap on the “General” icon.
This will initiate the General preferences pane.
hit the dropdown menu next to it to reveal a list of installed web browsers, including Firefox.
Select Firefox: From the dropdown menu, select “Firefox” as your default web internet tool.
Once selected, the changes will be applied automatically.
From the menu, select “Preferences.”
Navigate to General: In the Preferences window, tap on “General” in the left-hand sidebar.
This will display various general options for Firefox.
punch the “Make Default” button next to this option to set Firefox as your default web client.
Change Default Web online window: In the Preferences window, navigate to the “General” tab.
Here, you’ll find the option to set your default web surfing app.
punch the dropdown menu and select “Firefox” from the list of available browsers.
