TabPreview is a Firefox add-on, covered in this article, that enables you to preview tabs from the tab bar. However, with that add-on you can preview just one tab at a time. To preview multiple page tabs, check All Tabs Restorer 1...
You can add numerous plug-ins such as Flash or Java to browsers. However, they can hog RAM much the same as extensions. This is how you can view and switch off Chrome, IE, Firefox and Opera plug-ins. FIREFOX Firefox lists all your...
User profiles are something included in a number of software packages. You can set up alternative user profiles to log in to Windows with. In addition, you can also set up Firefox user profiles without any extra add-ons. To set up...
You can add a variety of website shortcuts to Firefox’s bookmark toolbar. Although Firefox doesn’t have any built-in options for assigning hotkeys to websites on the bookmark toolbar, you can add keyboard shortcuts to ...
The system tray includes few background and startup applications. Nevertheless, you can still minimize Mozilla applications such as Firefox to the system tray instead of taskbar with the MinimizeToTray Revived. With that add-on yo...
You might find that background colors and images make the text unclear on some website pages. If that is so the No Color add-on will be a handy addition to your Firefox browser. With that you can switch off the website background ...
This article told you how to add colors to Firefox tabs. The FabTabs add-on does the same thing. However, this Firefox extension also adds matching website colors to both the tabs and toolbar. This is the add-on’s page from ...
If you have a blog ScribeFire Next, a redesign of ScribeFire, might be an add-on of interest. That’s a blog editor that integrates with the Firefox browser. Then you can update your blog with that add-on instead of entering ...
You can customize the Firefox browser from its about:config page shown in the shot directly below. Enter about:config in Firefox’s address bar to open that page. However, the about:config option titles don’t make it en...
Copying snippets of text from a website page with the Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V hotkeys is one way you can take notes when browsing. For that you would usually open a word processor, copy text into it and then save the notes. However,...
Running lots of add-ons can slow your browser down. Each of those add-ons hog their own amount of RAM, and so one of the best ways to speed up a browser is to close them. To find details for Firefox’s add-on RAM consumption,...
The Firefox browser loads Macromedia Flash and other content when you open a website page. However, with click-and-play settings selected browsers load placeholder images instead. Even though Firefox has an about:config click-to-p...
You can view the source code of a website page in Firefox by right-clicking and selecting View Page Source. That opens the page source in a smaller window that you can minimize to taskbar. However, it would be better if the source...
Previous articles have told you about how we can add sticky notes to website pages in Google Chrome and Opera. However, what about Firefox? There are actually a few Firefox extensions that you can add sticky notes to website pages...
The more recent versions of Firefox don’t include the add-on bar, or statusbar, which Mozilla removed with the addition of the Australis theme. However, you can still restore the add-on bar with the The Addon Bar extension f...
