Posts Tagged With: browsing
· October 22, 2006 at 5:00 am · Bookmark Help
Having a folder filled with bookmarks on the bookmarks toolbar is the only way to go inside of Firefox. I have been using this method of browsing through my favorite Web sites, and not I have found the prefect tutorial to show you how to do it as well.
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· October 19, 2006 at 5:58 am · Tabbed Browsing
I really like the new look for tabs in Firefox 2. It just feels a lot nicer than older versions have. Is there still room for improvement? Sure, but that is the job of extensions for now. The Aging Tabs Firefox extension shades your tabs different colors due to how long [...]
· October 18, 2006 at 4:29 am · Bookmark Help
Everybody is trying to build the better bookmark. No matter if you use a list, a Web page, or a cluster, you have to admit one thing: We have more ways of bookmarking and navigating bookmarks than those before us had. The Galleropa Firefox extension hopes to give you one more bookmarking alternative to use.
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· September 27, 2006 at 8:07 am · Browser Basics
Firefox 2 is coming along really nicely. I just downloaded the RC1 yesterday, and things are looking about as good as they can get. I could see how this newest version would help people get things done a lot faster than in the past as well. Need a good example of this [...]
· September 20, 2006 at 8:01 am · Security
Torpark is a browser based on Mozilla’s Firefox that promises to give folks anonymous Web browsing. Why is this something new? Well, it is the first anonymous browsing tool that doesn’t require you make a dozen changes to your browser or jump through anymore hoops past installing to work.
Torpark uses the [...]
· July 22, 2006 at 5:02 am · Browser Basics
Need to do some browsing at work or school? This extension allows you to open the current page, or a link on the current Web page, anonymously with BrowseAtWork.com by adding a shortcut to the context menu. This is ideal for viewing webpages blocked by many corporate or school filters.
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· June 6, 2006 at 7:33 am · Usability
Us power surfers need a good way to open multiple links at the same time. Clicking on each one (one my one) can be a tedious task. That is where the openselectedlinks Firefox extension comes into play. This extension adds a menu item to open selected links. Lets say you wanted [...]
· May 30, 2006 at 9:24 am · Security
There are a lot of Firefox extensions out there that make your browsing experience a whole heck of a lot safer. Do you know what each one does and how it protects you? Sure you could go find them all yourself and do your homework. That would be the hard way around [...]
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