Chrome and Firefox both are great web browsers, but Firefox lags behind Chrome when it comes to speed and memory consumption. Firefox has been slower […]
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Manage Firefox Cookies with the Biscuit Extension
Cookies, in the computer lingo, are small data files stored by various websites on your computer as you browse them through your web browser. Cookies […]
Read moreSwitch Firefox Tabs in Interactive 3D Mode with FoxTab
If you have used Windows or Linux, then you know about the Alt + Tab switcher hotkey that can be used to switch from one […]
Read moreEasily Open Online Office Documents in Microsoft Office Web Apps in Firefox
Sometimes manuals, documentations, application forms, notices and other types of documents are given in the DOC or DOCX format on some websites. This means that […]
Read moreCheck Website for Updates with Update Scanner in Firefox
If you are addicted to the Internet like me, then you know how often we check a website for new content – whether someone has […]
Read moreDetect Unsafe Web Links in Firefox with Safe Preview
There are many toolbars, extensions and plugins offered generously by security companies (like Symantec, McAfee, Dr.Web, AVG, avast! and many others) which check if a […]
Read moreHow to Enable ‘Find As You Type’ in Firefox
The new versions of Firefox come with a new feature called Find As You Type (previously known as Type Ahead Find). This feature allows you […]
Read moreHow to Restore Deleted Firefox Bookmarks
Firefox, like every other web browser, has a feature to bookmark the webpages. You can press the hotkey Ctrl+D to bookmark any webpage that is […]
Read moreDisable Notification to install Flash in Firefox
If you have not installed Adobe Flash (perhaps because you do not need it) and you visit a website containing Flash animation or movies, then Firefox notifies you to install Flash. This notification may be useful for those who would want to install Flash, but it is very annoying if you wish to stay away from Flash and just want to use HTML5 media. If you do not like this notification in Firefox, then you can easily disable it.
Read moreRun Two or More Versions of Firefox At the Same Time
The development phase of Firefox involves four stages – nightly, pre-beta (aurora), beta and the final release version. Some people, including me, are always using the nightly version (together with the release version) to check what new features are being added in the upcoming releases. Usually you cannot run more than one version of Firefox at the same time. But there is an easy way through which you can run two or more versions of Firefox simultaneously.
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