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Mozilla Firefox

Firefox was created of an open-source project by Netscape called Mozilla. The underlying Gecko was taken from Netscape to create Firefox, which was launched in 2005.

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How do you prevent links from turning purple when clicking on them in Firefox?

Delete your browsing history. Purple colour on a link indicates you've been there before, so the simplest method to remove the colour is to delete the history, thus eliminating purple links. Additionally, you can set firefox to delete history upon exit from each session. To check this out, go to edit->preferences->privacy.

How do you get Mozilla Firefox to work on a computer installed with Windows XP?

Download and install and use it like you use MS Internet Explorer or whatever web browser you used to post this question...

How can Firefox be used to open a link in outlook?

Make a hyperlink that looks like this :

mailto:whatever@aol.com

I use Outlook 2003 for my email. When you click a link in an Outlook email, it opens in Internet Explorer. After some hunting I found a way to fix it so that Outlook email hyperlinks open in Firefox instead, at least with Windows XP.

If you're a Firefox fan (and if not, do consider trying it sometime: ), try this:

1. Launch My Computer or Windows Explorer.

2. Choose menu 'Tools' -> 'Folder Options'

3. Click the 'File Types' tab.

4. Scroll down to find 'URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol' (under the File Types column) and make sure it's highlighted.

5. Click the 'Advanced' button.

6. In the 'Actions' box make sure that 'open' is highlighted (click on it if necessary)

7. Click the 'Edit' button.

8. Uncheck 'Use DDE', click the Browse button and browse to Firefox.exe on your system, and click OK. [Updated for clarification, sorry about the earlier omission.] If you get a "file not found" message, browse to Firefox.exe and click OK.

9. The path to Firefox.exe should now appear in the 'Application used to perform this action' box.

10. Go to that 'Application used to perform this action' box, and add '-url "%1"' at the end, without the single quotes, so that it reads e.g. (on my computer at least) "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -url "%1" - with the double quotes!

10. Click OK again.

11. Repeat the process with the file type 'URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol with Privacy'

Why does your browser crash when you open many tabs?

Every time you open a new tab in Firefox, you are asking your computer to keep track of another web page. When you open enough of these tabs, your computer begins to run out or RAM (short term memory), and sometimes CPU power - that is, many of these pages are constantly busy doing something, and your computer's processor must handle all of these tasks as well. After a while, when you're out of RAM, your computer will slow down drastically, and the program may be crashed in an effort to save the rest of the system from freezing or even crashing itself.

Short version: Your computer's smart, but its memory is not infinite. Browse responsibly.

How do you set a default browser for downloads pop-ups etc on windows 7?

Run IE9 , open internet settings then click on programs after that you will see default web browser click on make default to make Internet Explorer your default browser

How do you transfer Firefox Bookmarks to Safari?

To import bookmarks into Safari they need to be exported from Firefox first:

In Firefox select Organise Bookmarks from the Bookmarks menu.

In the Bookmarks library window select All Bookmarks in the left hand pane and then Export HTML... from the drop down menu options at the top of the window. Save the HTML file somewhere (such as the Desktop).

In Safari select Import Bookmarks... from the File menu. Locate the saved HTML file and click the Import button (or the Open button on a Windows system).

Can you close Firefox while downloading?

If you close Firefox during a download, you'll lose it. You can press Ctrl+J to open the downloads window. If the downloads window is open you can close Firefox.

How does Fancast remember where you left off on a video after shutting down Firefox when my Firefox preferences are set to clear the history and cache when I quit the program?

It uses a cookie. To clear cookies when you quit Firefox, go to...

  1. Tools
  2. Options
  3. Privacy Tab
  4. Firefox will [Use custom settings for history]
  5. Keep until [I close Firefox]

Note that this will not allow you to use "Remember me" check boxes when you sign-in to websites.

Does Firefox have a firewall?

No. Firefox has a number of methods to protect it from people trying to get access to your computer and information but it itself does not have a firewall.

Explain in detail all the options items on the menu bar and tool bar of any internet browser?

A Web browser that made its debut in 1995 as Microsoft's response to Netscape, one of the first graphical-based Web browsers and, at the time, the dominant browser in use with control of over 90 percent of the market.

Initially called MicrosoftInternet Explorer (MSIE), Internet Explorer (IE) has long held the title of most popular browser in use

Internet Explorer supports Java, JavaScript,ActiveX, RSS, CSS and Ajax, while also offering features like tabbed browsing,private browsing, and built-in malware and phishing protection.

View Menu ItemsInternet Explorer provides the View Source command, which enables users to view the HTML source file for the current page. The View Source command is also available from the Web page's context menu. With Internet Explorer 5 and later, users may select editors other than Notepad for viewing source code.

Currently, this feature works with programs that permit spaces in the command path. WordPad, for example, does not permit spaces in the command path, so you cannot specify WordPad as your default editor for viewing source code.

Toolbar ButtonsHTML editors can also be launched from the toolbar by clicking the Edit button. Internet Explorer 4.0 launches Microsoft FrontPage or FrontPage Express, if installed, when the Editbutton is pressed. The Edit button on the toolbar in Internet Explorer 5 and later also enables users to edit Web pages using their chosen HTML editor. Internet OptionsOn Windows XP, Internet Explorer allows the user to select which application will be launched when accessing an Internet service, such as mail or news. Internet Explorer 5 and later also allows the user to select a default HTML editor. Internet Explorer uses the default client applications that are defined in the registry. Client applications are listed within a corresponding drop-down menu that relates to the client application type. Registered applications are listed in a drop-down menu on the Programstab of the Internet Options dialog box. (The following screenshot is from Internet Explorer 7.)
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How do you restore in private browsing history?

Private browsing, or ghost browsing is achieved through the tools section. In the set up for private browsing it is possible to maintain a browsing history or delete it upon closing the program. This can be indicated when opening the private browser.

How go back Firefox version 2?

Click on the related link below and select the version you want download and install it .. Note:- Not all older versions are available

How do I get internet connection to a pen drive?

A wireless flash drive gives you internet connection to all connected devices. These flash drives can be reused on charging to provide streaming.

Can you Buy an Internal Hard Drive Ready to launch loaded with ubuntu and Firefox No Hassels?

I am not aware of any internal hard drives that come preloaded with any operating system, let alone Ubuntu. Ubuntu isn't much of a hassle to install, anyway. In certain countries Dell sells computers with Ubuntu (and Firefox) pre-installed on the internal hard drive, some other companies may do so to.

Why should Microsoft Windows Explorer connect to the internet using other programs at all?

== == Windows Explorer and Internet Explorer use a lot of the same code, and they are both integral components of the windows operating system. If you type a URL into the address bar of Windown Explorer it 'becomes' Internet Explorer, and vice versa. It's part of Microsoft Operating System and it has to connect to the internet in order to install updates to the users computer.