Are you familiar with the Pomodoro technique? It’s basically a technique where you time yourself to evaluate your work performance and improve your level of productivity. You can learn more about the said time management method by...
In a previous post, you’ve already learned how to add a Quit option to the Firefox Menu in Android tablets and smartphones. This time, you are going to learn how to add a Home button. As you may have already noticed in Firefox for...
In Firefox for desktop, you can find the “Quit” or exit button at the bottom of its menu. It’s very useful in a way that you can easily close your browser despite of having so many tabs left unclosed. The thing is it is not a feat...
In Firefox for desktop, you can install add-ons to do certain things that aren’t available in the browser by default. Of course, you’re also free to uninstall or remove these add-ons whenever you like. Now, what if you’re using Fi...
We all know that Firefox strives to keep its UI sleek and neat. The thing is it could also take away some of the features that we like just for the sake of aesthetics. Speaking of which, the version numbers that you typically see ...
The problem with bookmarking web pages is that we tend to forget them after quite some time. So it’s really not that applicable for web pages that we need to check from time to time. Yes, we may put them in the bookmarks toolbar b...
With tabbed browsing, it’s easy for you to jump or switch from one page to another. Say for example, if you’re browsing a page that has links to other websites, you can use the new tab option to check those links without actually ...
Unlike before, distraction-free reading is now integrated with Chrome and Firefox for Android. With Chrome, the said feature is called “Reader Mode”. In Firefox, it’s commonly referred to as “Reader View”. With distraction-free re...
There’s no doubt about it. Firefox for Android is definitely feature-packed. Not only does it allow you to read articles in distraction-free mode, it also lets you download articles or web pages as PDF. Yes, that’s right. Firefox ...
Little did we know but our browsers could become the main culprit as to why we have very little memory left on our computers. This usually happens when you load a lot of tabs where each of which points to websites that takes up a ...
In Firefox, you can easily open and load links in a new tab. The thing is what if you just want to open the page in a new tab without actually loading it? This way, you can stop those pages with embedded media (ex. YouTube videos)...
In Chrome, you’ve already learned an easy way to add or display numbers to tabs. Now, what if you want to do the same in Firefox? Is it also possible to display the number of each open tab? Well, it’s possible but to make it happe...
In Chrome, almost every browser option that you need is located in the Menu. It’s the button that appears right next to the address bar. It’s where you can find the options for settings, bookmarks, downloads, etc. As for Firefox, ...
In Chrome, there are free browser extensions that you can use to customize the Google Search results page. The same goes for Firefox. There are also add-ons that are meant to help you customize the way how the results appear on th...
In Chrome, there’s an extension that lets you open any URL or site as a new tab. Thus, it gives you more freedom to customize the way how you use your browser. Now, what if you want to do the same in Firefox? If that’s the case, t...
