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Tabula vs Firefox

Tabula is best for seeing many sites at once. Firefox is best for an independent, open-source engine.

Pick Tabula if

Your work spans several sites and you want them side by side on one canvas instead of in tabs.

The catch. It runs on macOS only, it is closed source, and it is newer than everything else here.

Pick Firefox if

You want an open-source browser that is not built on Chrome’s engine.

The catch. A few web apps are tested in Chrome first, and it runs Firefox add-ons rather than Chrome extensions.

Tabula vs Firefox, feature by feature

TabulaFirefox
EngineChromiumGecko
Vertical tabsOn by defaultYes, in settings
Sites on screen at onceAs many as you arrange, on a canvasTwo, in Split View
Separate workspacesZones — two free, unlimited on the paid planProfiles and tab groups
Ad and tracker blockingBuilt in, ads and trackersTrackers, not ads
ExtensionsChrome Web StoreFirefox add-ons
PlatformsmacOSmacOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone, Android
Open sourceNoYes
PriceFree; $9.99/month for unlimited zonesFree
DevelopmentActiveActive

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Questions

Is Tabula better than Firefox?

Neither wins everywhere. Tabula is best for seeing many sites at once; Firefox is best for an independent, open-source engine. Pick Tabula if your work spans several sites and you want them side by side on one canvas instead of in tabs. Pick Firefox if you want an open-source browser that is not built on Chrome’s engine.

Do Tabula and Firefox block ads?

Tabula: Built in, ads and trackers. Firefox: Trackers, not ads.

Which extensions do Tabula and Firefox run?

Tabula: Chrome Web Store. Firefox: Firefox add-ons.

Where do Tabula and Firefox run?

Tabula: macOS. Firefox: macOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone, Android.

Are Tabula and Firefox free?

Tabula: Free; $9.99/month for unlimited zones. Firefox: Free.