How many others can you find, and which on is your favorite?
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
How many different Firefox Icons can you find?
How many others can you find, and which on is your favorite?
Monday, July 13, 2009
Firefox 3.5
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Mozilla Firefox 3.0.6 Released
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Wednesday February 4th, 2009
The sixth minor update to Mozilla Firefox 3 has been released. Firefox 3.0.6 fixes security vulnerabilities, improves stability, improves the ability for scripted commands to work properly with plugins and resolves a handful of other small bugs. The security fixes are detailed in the Firefox 3.0.6 section of the Security Advisories for Firefox 3.0.
The Firefox 3.0.6 Release Notes have more details about the fixes in this minor upgrade. Existing Firefox 3 users are expected to get it via the software update feature built in to the browser or their own operating system's update facility.
As a reminder, Firefox 2.0.0.x is no longer supported and contains known security vulnerabilities. Users should upgrade to Firefox 3 by downloading it from the Firefox product page
source:
http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=26543
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The sixth minor update to Mozilla Firefox 3 has been released. Firefox 3.0.6 fixes security vulnerabilities, improves stability, improves the ability for scripted commands to work properly with plugins and resolves a handful of other small bugs. The security fixes are detailed in the Firefox 3.0.6 section of the Security Advisories for Firefox 3.0.
The Firefox 3.0.6 Release Notes have more details about the fixes in this minor upgrade. Existing Firefox 3 users are expected to get it via the software update feature built in to the browser or their own operating system's update facility.
As a reminder, Firefox 2.0.0.x is no longer supported and contains known security vulnerabilities. Users should upgrade to Firefox 3 by downloading it from the Firefox product page
source:
http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=26543
Friday, July 3, 2009
Love (or Disable) the New Tab Button in Firefox
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Love it, or hate it – Firefox got one more addition to it’s browser that seems to have gotten a mixed reaction from the fans. The open new tab button rests at the end of your tab bar in Firefox 3.5 giving you an easier user interface to open a new tab.
Clicking on the little “+” icon at the end of your open tabs, opens a new tab. Seems simple enough, and I do like the fact that it gives one more clean way for new users to instantly figure it out.
How do I remove the new tab button?
Well, if you are handy with editing your userChrome.css file – this should be an easy customization to put in place. Just add this line:
.tabs-newtab-button {display: none;}
To edit your userChrome.css file, you must first locate it inside of your profile folder. Depending on your operating system of choice, that location might differ. Check out "where is my Firefox profile folder?” for more information.
So how do you feel, love the new icon or is it in your way?
Source :
http://www.firefoxfacts.com/2009/07/03/love-or-disable-the-new-tab-button-in-firefox/
Clicking on the little “+” icon at the end of your open tabs, opens a new tab. Seems simple enough, and I do like the fact that it gives one more clean way for new users to instantly figure it out.
How do I remove the new tab button?
Well, if you are handy with editing your userChrome.css file – this should be an easy customization to put in place. Just add this line:
.tabs-newtab-button {display: none;}
To edit your userChrome.css file, you must first locate it inside of your profile folder. Depending on your operating system of choice, that location might differ. Check out "where is my Firefox profile folder?” for more information.
So how do you feel, love the new icon or is it in your way?
Source :
http://www.firefoxfacts.com/2009/07/03/love-or-disable-the-new-tab-button-in-firefox/
Headup Delivers You Related Content in Firefox
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The idea of having a Firefox extension that gives you content related to what you are looking at is nothing new really, however I have found a Firefox add-on that will help you get it done in a new and exciting way.
Headup underlines words on pages when you browser. When you hover over those words, you get relevant content from popular web services.
Technically speaking, they “presents you with textual and rich media content related to the objects and terms it identifies on the pages you browse.” Here are a few more examples from their web site:
Use Headup’s ability to recognize objects and relationships to discover all kinds of information quickly and effortlessly. Here are some examples:
* Discover which of your friends like a particular band and gain access to the band’s videos and lyrics.
* Find blog posts and stock news about a company and discover which of your contacts work there.
* Get alerted about your friends’ birthdays and see which books they’re likely to enjoy as a gift.
Overall, I have to say it is an interesting idea – and a cool tool. Sometimes these semantic plugins kind of confuse the general public, so I would really recommend playing with Headup to see if it is right for you. You can pickup the Headup add-on on Headup.com or the Mozilla Add-ons web site.
Source:
http://www.firefoxfacts.com/2009/06/24/headup-delivers-you-related-content-in-firefox/
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The idea of having a Firefox extension that gives you content related to what you are looking at is nothing new really, however I have found a Firefox add-on that will help you get it done in a new and exciting way.
Headup underlines words on pages when you browser. When you hover over those words, you get relevant content from popular web services.
Technically speaking, they “presents you with textual and rich media content related to the objects and terms it identifies on the pages you browse.” Here are a few more examples from their web site:
Use Headup’s ability to recognize objects and relationships to discover all kinds of information quickly and effortlessly. Here are some examples:
* Discover which of your friends like a particular band and gain access to the band’s videos and lyrics.
* Find blog posts and stock news about a company and discover which of your contacts work there.
* Get alerted about your friends’ birthdays and see which books they’re likely to enjoy as a gift.
Overall, I have to say it is an interesting idea – and a cool tool. Sometimes these semantic plugins kind of confuse the general public, so I would really recommend playing with Headup to see if it is right for you. You can pickup the Headup add-on on Headup.com or the Mozilla Add-ons web site.
Source:
http://www.firefoxfacts.com/2009/06/24/headup-delivers-you-related-content-in-firefox/
Microsoft to Share Firefox Facts?
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So that you end your week with something really amusing, I had to share this story I found at
CyberNet as it concerns Microsoft’s new browser comparison or “fact” sheet.
So we are to believe that Firefox and Chrome are both insecure, difficult to use, and unreliable? The Internet Explorer team might want to check their calendars, because last time I checked – it is June 26th, not April 1st.
If that isn’t enough – they also have a MythBusting page. What is your favorite “fact” they are claiming?
Source :
http://www.firefoxfacts.com/2009/06/26/microsoft-to-share-firefox-facts/
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So that you end your week with something really amusing, I had to share this story I found at
CyberNet as it concerns Microsoft’s new browser comparison or “fact” sheet.
So we are to believe that Firefox and Chrome are both insecure, difficult to use, and unreliable? The Internet Explorer team might want to check their calendars, because last time I checked – it is June 26th, not April 1st.
If that isn’t enough – they also have a MythBusting page. What is your favorite “fact” they are claiming?
Source :
http://www.firefoxfacts.com/2009/06/26/microsoft-to-share-firefox-facts/
Browse Faster with SmarterFox
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Another jewel in the ruff I discovered when browsing around the Mozilla add-ons site was SmarterFox. What does this add-on to the browser do for you? It helps make browsing the web just that much faster…and smarter!
Where are the features? Here are some of the thinks I liked about this awesome add-on to your browser:
* Search by selecting/highlighting text and then clicking on the popup bubble
* Google results automatically show up in the Awesomebar/URL bar as you type (faster than going to google.com)
* Easily switch between search engines during a search with a single click
* Convert text URLs into clickable links
*Automatically copy on select / paste on middle click / paste on right click (NOT enabled by default)
* Visit bookmarks quickly with keyboard shortcuts using qLauncher
* Adds "related articles" side-pane to Wikipedia
There is definitely a lot of browser tweaking to be loved here. It is that type of extension that does many things well, instead of focusing on doing one thing really well. So if you would like to kill several birds with on stone – this is the pick me up your browser has been looking for.
Want to give it a shot? Pickup SmarterFox on the Mozilla add-ons site and let me know what you think. Has it helped you browse the Web any faster or smarter?
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Another jewel in the ruff I discovered when browsing around the Mozilla add-ons site was SmarterFox. What does this add-on to the browser do for you? It helps make browsing the web just that much faster…and smarter!Where are the features? Here are some of the thinks I liked about this awesome add-on to your browser:
* Search by selecting/highlighting text and then clicking on the popup bubble
* Google results automatically show up in the Awesomebar/URL bar as you type (faster than going to google.com)
* Easily switch between search engines during a search with a single click
* Convert text URLs into clickable links
*Automatically copy on select / paste on middle click / paste on right click (NOT enabled by default)
* Visit bookmarks quickly with keyboard shortcuts using qLauncher
* Adds "related articles" side-pane to Wikipedia
There is definitely a lot of browser tweaking to be loved here. It is that type of extension that does many things well, instead of focusing on doing one thing really well. So if you would like to kill several birds with on stone – this is the pick me up your browser has been looking for.
Want to give it a shot? Pickup SmarterFox on the Mozilla add-ons site and let me know what you think. Has it helped you browse the Web any faster or smarter?
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