Mozilla Firefox

Set of platform independent technologies developed by Microsoft that enable software components to interact with one another in a networked environment, like the Internet. In addition to adding functionality within the browser (for example, by enabling Microsoft Word to be opened in a browser) Active X components can be exploited by malicious mobile code. www.tumbleweed.com/en/resources/glossary.html

Firefox toolbar can be found on the upper right side portion of the Mozilla browser. It can also be seen by hitting the Alt key.

click on your favorites icon.

you should see three icons, favorites, feeds and history.

click on history

you will see something like 3 weeks ago, two weeks ago, one week ago, yesterday and today.

simply right click on any of the icons and then click on delete.

don't worry about deleting todays hisory a new one will start when you open a new webpage.

Or, click Start, control panel, internet options, browser history and then click on delete

Lynx was a text only browser then came Mosaic in '93 time frame. Of which the basis of Netscape Navigator browser was born from. Note: Internet explorer 1 (released August 16, 1995) came after Netscape Navigator (version 1.1 beta released on March 6, 1995).

The Firefox project began as an experimental branch of the Mozilla project by Dave Hyatt, Joe Hewitt and Blake Ross.

You stop looking up answers for the damned Info Tech book

They are called "Favorites"

You have a Favorites Menu, and a Favorites bar, particularly on the newer iterations of Internet Explorer. I believe they were called Bookmarks on IE until 6.0.

2004.

Firefox is part of the mozilla project. The mozilla project started in 1998 and its first release was the Netscape browser and suite. Later, Mozilla 1.0 was release in 2002. Finally, Firefox 1.0 was released in 2004.

Source: http://www.mozilla.org/about/history.html

You can't do this, it's integrated into Firefox.

No, I do not think so. Firefox is owned by Mozilla which is (as far as I am aware) a separate non-profit company made up of volunteers and open-source software developers.

Yes. Mozilla Firefox is a web browser like Internet Explorer, Nano Browser,Safari, Google Chrome and many others.

Yes. It is an open source software browser available for free download.

Download it from:

http://www.mozilla.com

For more information on Mozilla Firefox, go to:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Firefox

Mozilla is a global community dedicated to building free, open source products like the award winning Firefox web browser and Thunderbird email software.

you can either click the bookmark button on the e-mail or you could type bookmark in the search bar

Well You Can Use Firefox,Google Chrome But...You Shouldn't Cause Firefox Is Realy Slow And You'll Fail alot But i Say You Should Use Google Chrome And IE

The easiest and safest way is to go directly to the Adobe download site and follow the instructions that are specific to your operating system. It is a simple process as long as you follow the instructions.

Right-click in the bar above the bar where you have to type url's. There you will see a list of enabled toolbars.

If you disabled your toolbar in the addons menu:

Go to: Tools --> Add-ons and click "Enable" next to the toolbar you want to enable.

Mozilla Firefox is a Web Browser like Internet Explorer, Opera, or Google Chrome. Its advantage is that is fast, faster than Internet Explorer, its security is very good, flagging lots of dangerous sites and blocking those sites from accessing your computer, the real good thing about it however, is that there are LOTS of add-ons for it, allowing you to completely customise Firefox, there are more add-ons for firefox than any other web browser, from ad-blockers to javascript-blockers, from toolbars to password rememberers, security add-ons, blogging add-ons, and much more! My favourite ones are No-Script, a way to stop javascript from operating, and therefore lots of viruses, ads and spyware on dangerous, or annoying sites, though you can allow the ones that are good such as videos and games, Ad-Blocker Plus, a less extreme way to block Ads from showing up, WOT (Web of Trust), a site rater, that rates a site according to how good it is, Sxipper, a more elegant way of remembering passwords and fill-out forms, Colorful Tabs, making your tabs different colours and more colorful, Fasterfox Lite, basically increasing the speed of Firefox overall, IE-Tab, for any sites that you need internet explorer to see, IE-Tab can change Firefox's rendering engine to IE's one, thereby allowing you to see those sites, DownloadHelper, something that helps you to download videos easily, such as Youtube videos, DownThemAll, a download-accelerator, Speed Dial, turning new blank tabs, into a useful page of your favourite sites. Overall, its a really good browser that is much superior to Internet Explorer The best Internet Browser in the world is what it is. It's got pretty much everything you need in an internet browser.

If you click on the menu "bookmarks" the first option is "bookmark manager", if you click on that a page will come up and, right next to where it says Bookmark Manager in bold, there is a menu titled "Organize" if you click on it the third to last option is "Reorder by title"

After you have installed Firefox, click upon 'Tools' then upon 'Options' and then upon 'Main' to view your option as to which shall be your Homepage. 'Tools', 'Options' allows you to set up the basics of your Firefox browser. Each desktop can employ separate Options according to the user's desires.

Well it depends on the browser you're using.If it's Internet Explorer You can't make one Firefox-Bookmarks(on the top-left)-Orhanize bookmarks-press on on organize again and then on the press "Make a folder.


If you're using Chrome you press the tool button which is found on the top-right corner and then go to Bookmark manager, which leads you to another page and then you press Add Folder which is in the list of navigations.

There are several ways but one of the easiest and most used is to simply press and hold the f11 button for 3 seconds.And if that doesn't work you can always call someone that has to do with fixing/working on computers.I hope this helped.