Firefox Tip – New Tab Shortcut
You lead a busy Web life. You don’t have time to waste by using a mouse to open a new tab. Firefox contributor Bob C. has a tip to save you a second or two. “Wanna open a link in … Continue reading
Posts from May, 2012
Check Your Firefox Plug-Ins in 5 Minutes
Do you have five minutes? In the time you’d wait for a barista to make you a fancy coffee drink, you could be clicking a few buttons in your browser to enhance your Web experience. For example, you could check … Continue reading
Firefox Tip – Pin Your Favorite Sites as App Tabs
We at Firefox want you to get to your favorite sites using the fewest steps possible. That’s why we love this tip from Facebook fan Fawad R. “I have my Zoho and Facebook pinned as app tabs so they get … Continue reading
Five Twitter Tools for Firefox
Tweet tweet! If you know how to boil down your thoughts into 140 characters with ease, then you’re a Twitter Tweeter. Firefox has some great tools to help you use the Twitter platform right from your browser. 1. If you’re … Continue reading
Firefox Tip – Customize Your Firefox Toolbars
When we build Firefox, we rely on the experts in our community to make your browser as easy-to-use as possible. But hey, everyone is different, and you may have your own specific needs. Like Henrick F., one of our Facebook … Continue reading
Best Firefox Add-ons if You Use Gmail (Or Not)
Do you remember a world without email? We don’t either! Full inboxes are now a part of our daily lives, no matter what email service you prefer. However, there are a lot of Firefox users whose email of choice is … Continue reading
Firefox Tip – Tab Short Cuts
We’re always looking for ways to get us from Point A to Point B faster. For example, why go through all the trouble of using a mouse when you can use a keyboard shortcut? So this Firefox tip comes from … Continue reading
What are Internet Cookies?
Let’s talk about cookies. Those warm, gooey little treats are so delicious . . . wait, not those kinds of cookies. Let’s talk about Internet cookies. Websites save information about you in cookies (files) on your computer. The next time … Continue reading