Firefox

Are you concerned about losing your privacy due to browsing history? One way to ensure privacy is to clean up all your browsing history from time to time either manually or using utilities such as CCleaner, NetGuard, etc. Or you could use ‘Private Browsing’ mode which deletes all browsing history when you exit the browser. (more…)

Firefox, the most popular and open source browser on the web, is now updated to version 3.6. It was more than 6 months ago that Firefox 3.5 was released, bringing some cool new features like private browsing, HTML 5 support, location aware browsing and so on. This time Mozilla concentrated more on the much needed performance and stability improvements for Firefox. (more…)

Firefox lets you store usernames and passwords for all the websites that you visit, so that you don’t need to re-enter the same information again. This information is stored in an encrypted format and can be viewed only using Firefox’s built-in password manager. In case of a Firefox crash, it’s very difficult to recover all the stored passwords. (more…)

Keeping track of current weather is almost a necessity for most people living in the northern hemisphere, especially in the continental climate zones. Being at work with no access to TV, you may be visiting websites like weather.com often to know the forecast. If you are a Firefox or Google Chrome user, you can get animated weather integrated into your browser with AniWeather.
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Mozilla Firefox has become the most popular browser, due to it’s extensive set of features and also the ever growing number of extensions which make it much more than a simple web browser. Firefox is a fast browser, however upon time you may start noticing that it becomes very sluggish and the load time gets increasingly irritating.
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If you are an avid Twitter user and use Firefox for all your browsing, then you can get the best of both worlds by installing a Firefox extension for Twitter. There are many such Firefox extensions which integrate Twitter with web browsing. Here is a list of seven best Firefox extensions which give the convenience of tweeting from within your Firefox, without the need of any desktop Twitter client.
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Whenever you log in to any website or email accounts like Gmail, Hotmail, etc, Firefox lets you save the login credentials viz. username and password. The first time you log in, Firefox pops up a question “Do you want Firefox to remember this password?”. From the next time onwards all passwords are automatically filled up by Firefox from the ‘saved passwords’ database.
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Mozilla Firefox 3.5.2 is now available for download. Mozilla has fixed several issues. Among them were 2 critical security based issues and includes stability improvements. It includes a improvement in proper ICC profiles rendering. Mozilla says these updates are critical and must be installed as soon as possible.
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Cool Iris brings a third dimension into image browsing with it’s plug-in for Firefox. You can view images and videos from a number of preset channels, search engines, social networks, all on a 3D wall. Cool Iris gives an ultra slick browsing experience, along with speeding up your image and video search.
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Twitter users are always looking for different ways to post tweets to their favorite micro-blogging service. Most twitter users stay connected with Twitter desktop clients . However if you just want to quickly send a  post to Twitter, without leaving the browser, then TwitterBar, a Firefox extension may prove to be useful.

With TwitterBar, you send tweets from Firefox’s address bar.
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