Have you joined the Firefox Facts fan page on Facebook yet? Actually, I use the same fan page for all my various online projects, but this is still one of the best ways to keep up to date with my new posts if you use Facebook as your main way to get updates from websites you follow, love or trust.
Join me on Facebook and never miss another update to Firefox Facts!
Want to have instant access to all the RSS feeds you have subscribed to, without having to login and check them out through Google Reader? You can do this by mixing Google Reader with Firefox’s Live Bookmark feature. Since Google Reader outputs your reading list in RSS – it is easy to create a place where you can keep up to date with the latest news, without even launch the Google Reader website.
Here is how you do it.
I have a quick and easy tutorial you can all do (as long as you are on Facebook, that is). I have started up my own fan page for Firefox Facts and my other projects – and here is how you can make sure you do not miss any of the awesome tips, links, videos or anything else I post there for you.
Now I know many people don’t like pandering to the audience for things, however I do want to let you all know it is really easy to follow Firefox Facts in a number of different ways.
Subscribe via RSS
All you have to do to subscribe to the RSS feed is click that orange icon in the Firefox address bar.
You will then be given many different options in which you can subscribe to the feed. You can set it up as a Live Bookmark or you could use services like Google Reader, Bloglines and more to get instant access to all the Firefoxy goodness you will find here.
Subscribe via E-mail
To subscribe by e-mail, and get daily e-mail updates when a new post has been made – type your e-mail address into the empty text box at the top, and hit the “Subscribe!” button.
Once you do, a window will pop up asking you to type in a series of letters to verify you really want to subscribe. once you do, click the “Complete Subscription Request” button and your all set.
It is all totally free, as I don’t charge you a dime (nor would I want to). The only revenue I make from the site is from the Google ads your hopefully not blocking, to pay for the upkeep of the site.
Big thanks to the 7,000+ that are subscribing already and the many more who come in to check out the web site daily. You ROCK!
You can also follow me and my projects on Twitter @mitchkeeler!
So there is your how to subscribe to Firefox Facts public service announcement. I now return you to your regularly scheduled Firefox tips, tutorials and more – already in progress.
