February 11, 2010 – 11:40 am
Have you got a multitude of email addresses? Wouldn’t it be great to have them all together in one single place, that you can also check on the fly using just a web browser? No more Outlook, Thunderbird, and all those things?
Google’s own Gmail is simply the best webmail application ever: I have been using [...]
January 25, 2010 – 1:03 pm
With version 3.5, Mozilla introduced in Firefox a new feature: Private Browsing. For those who don’t know, Private Browsing is a particular state of Firefox which allows people to browse anonymously on the web, without leaving any trace into the browser’s history, cookies, complement data, etc.
Unfortunately this feature in Firefox is not very practical to [...]
January 14, 2010 – 9:17 pm
By default when you first install an operating system on your machine, the default web browser that you find will be Internet Explorer on Windows and Safari on Macs…Only some Linux distributions have Firefox as their default browsing program.
It is really easy to set Firefox as default on any OS, but someone might not have [...]
December 3, 2009 – 7:31 pm
We already showed how to make Firefox look like IE 7 using a theme. Well maybe you could prefer Google Chrome’s look to IE’s, but you cannot live without your Firefox?
To transform Firefox into Google Chrome, all wee need to use is two things : a full theme which will give the look and feel, [...]
December 2, 2009 – 5:26 pm
Today I want share with you a new way to sync your favorite bookmarks. Last month I told you about Backup And Sync Your Bookmarks And Your Password For Free – Xmarks. Today I’m going to introduce Mozilla Labs – Weave Sync
The Weave Sync add-on lets you securely take your Firefox experience with you wherever [...]
November 26, 2009 – 10:53 pm
If you’ve downloaded, like me, the Firefox 3.6 Beta release and you’ve seen that your favorite extensions don’t work on it this guide is for you.
I have not given up when my extensions didn’t seem to work properly and I tried a solution, and finally I found the solution in the How To Geek’s web [...]
November 22, 2009 – 6:33 pm
While surfing the main thing is to pay attention to safety. For this reason, today, I submit to you this list of the best add-on to improve your browser’s security.
Here the list:
November 22, 2009 – 6:30 pm
There’s no way to reduce to zero your risk of picking up some piece of malware while browsing.
Much emphasis has been placed on the enhanced security features of the latest versions of the popular browsers. Whether one is any safer than another is anybody’s guess, but no browser gives you more ways to thwart a [...]
November 11, 2009 – 12:31 am
You have to know that “About:config” page lets you change almost every aspect of how Firefox functions. Going through and explaining what every preference does would not only be an impossible task, but also unnecessary since most people are happy with the default settings. There are, however, a few settings that we think are essential [...]
November 11, 2009 – 12:25 am
When Firefox 3 was first released, one of the new features was the option to associate html protocols with web applications, such as launching a webmail service when clicking a “mailto:” link.
Unfortunately, at the time of launch, only Yahoo’s mail client was officially supported, and users had to either use extensions or manipulate some javascript [...]