Category Archives: Firefox
View Mobile Websites in Firefox with Go-mobile
These days a lot of internet browsing is being done with mobile devices, be it phone, tablet, iPods or whatever. As a result most websites have a separate interface for mobile devices. These mobile interfaces are mostly lighter on the bandwidth. As a result, whenever my internet would be working slowly, More »
An Opera Lover’s Guide to Using Firefox
I have always maintained that Opera is the best browser out there for PC (for Windows PC at least). I argued for this in one of my earliest articles. There are quite a few features in Opera which cannot be mimicked in any other browser, even with addons. UI is super-smooth, looks great and has tons of More »
Virtual Keyboard and Online Safety
Nowadays, internet is increasingly being used for financial transactions. Online safety is now more important than ever before. Losing an Internet banking password may cost you a lot of money. To counter such risks, banks and other financial institutions have taken a lot of steps. For instance, most More »
Browser Sidebar – Why It Is Indispensable For Me
Web browsers are expected to do a lot of work these days. People can be multitasking and still be staying inside one browser window. You can use the browser for fun, learning, work, anything. I have always found a sidebar in the browser very useful. It helps me speed up my work and gives easier access More »
Creating Profiles in Firefox and Thunderbird Portable
Firefox and Thunderbird, both allow creation of multiple profiles. Each profile is totally independent of each other. Separate profiles have different settings, different addons, different toolbar layouts etc. in Firefox, even the bookmarks etc. will not be shared.
However, the portable versions of More »
Protect, Lock and Pin Tab in Firefox – Differences
When you right click on a tab in Firefox, you get quite a few options amongst which are the three options Pin as App Tab, Protect Tab and Lock Tab.
There are certain similarities between the 3 options which make them a bit confusing. As a result, you might end up using an option which does not serve More »
