Mozilla Firefox

There is no definite way to measure this. Both have plenty of security holes, but most are patched quickly. There is no such thing as a 100% secure browser. Read reviews of each browser to determine for yourself. Running the browser in a sandbox or emulator such as Qemu will significantly improve security. More information about the sandbox technique can be found in the link.

Click on the search engine icon on the Firefox Search Bar to reveal the drop down menu and select "Manage Search Engines...".

Select the search engine that you want to delete.

Click on Remove then Ok.

Using Firefox, browse to the desired website that you would like to use as your homepage. Once there, click on the Firefox button at the top of the window. Select Options. Once in the Options window, click the General icon. Right at the top of the window, will be a button that says "Use current pages". Once that is clicked, click the "Ok" button to save your changes.

Use the "Snipping Tool" found in the Accessories folder. From the (Start button/All Programs/Accessories/Snipping Tool). Drag a box around the target area, this puts the selected image on the "clipboard" for use in other applications (PowerPoint, Photoshop etc. Just use the paste function to insert the image.

u mean how many browser is out there..?...

check here...

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

In Web Browsers, use Ctrl+H for History.

It is also applicable in My Computer.

Maybe this is because of an add-on that you have installed recently. Try disabling or uninstalling it.

Maybe your system's firewall is on so turn it off. Go to control panel then windows firewall.

Recent delepments in Windows (such as vista and 7) check first and ask permissions. A yellow banner appears at the top for you to allow it by clicking on it. Check this.

Security levels may be set too high. Check permissions in user account.

Dave Hyatt, Joe Hewitt, and Blake Ross, the people behind the Mozilla Project, began Firefox as an experimental branch.

Well, I am not sure about other toolbars, but with the Yahoo! Toolbar you can easily change your toolbar. Things you can change are the size, functions, layout, and much more. To download it, simply go to this website.

http://www.fileforumz.com/downloads/files/6288

Enjoy!

Yes you can if you ignore the warning that it gives you when you go to an infected site or if you go to a site that has not yet been reported. i had the same thing happen to me. but you usually only get viruses from sites that are for porn or hacking tools.

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.