Written By Keith Dsouza under Tips And Tricks on Sunday, 05th October 2008
I tend to use a mix and match of browsers, including Internet Explorer 8, Firefox 3, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari, but having used Firefox for quite sometime, I have stored passwords to numerous websites in it. Being so used to the Password manager in Firefox definitely has its own flaws, which includes having the [...]
Written By Keith Dsouza under Featured Articles on Tuesday, 30th September 2008
Finding the best deals and prices on the Internet is definitely not easy and you have to visit multiple websites to compare prices between them and find the lowest price for buying a product.
Related: 31 places to stop by before shopping on the Internet.
FoxyPrices is a handy extension that shows you non-intrusive alerts while browsing [...]
Written By Keith Dsouza under Featured Articles on Saturday, 27th September 2008
After having installed over 50 extensions in Firefox, my right click menu has grown over bounds, the one thing I live above Google Chrome is the fact that it only shows me only essential contextual options when I right click on certain objects in a page.
For example take a look at the screenshots, for the [...]
Written By Keith Dsouza under firefox on Friday, 26th September 2008
Mozilla has released another updated to Firefox barely two days after rolling out Firefox 3.0.2. This update includes a single critical bug fix which allows users to retrieve saved passwords or save new passwords to the Firefox password manager.
This is a serious bug since many users tend to save passwords for their email accounts [...]
Written By Keith Dsouza under firefox on Sunday, 14th September 2008
Just few days ago we told you about Mozilla adding a new private aka porn mode surfing to Firefox 3.1, that announcement definitely got some cheers from people. Stealther is a nifty extension that brings private mode surfing to Firefox even before Mozilla can officially add it.
Stealther temporarily disables the following:
- Browsing History (also in [...]
Written By Keith Dsouza under Firefox News on Friday, 12th September 2008
Browsers are taking privacy quite seriously these days, first IE8 announced the availability of InPrivate mode for history-less browsing, this was followed up with Google Chrome it up with the Incognito mode which allows you to start a private browsing session, without storing anything in the history. Safari too has a private browsing feature, which [...]
Written By Keith Dsouza under Firefox News on Tuesday, 09th September 2008
If you are a Firefox 3 user impressed by the simple look of Google Chrome, but do not want to switch to it yet, you can get the same look as Google Chrome for Firefox with two Firefox theme.
ChromiFox is a theme that brings the look and feel of Google Chrome to Firefox, the theme [...]