How to Change the Default Web Browser in Ubuntu
This guide will show you two different ways to change your default web browser in Ubuntu Linux – via the command line or using Ubuntu Settings. …
This guide will show you two different ways to change your default web browser in Ubuntu Linux – via the command line or using Ubuntu Settings. …
This brief tutorial will show you how to open any of your Firefox bookmarks using just a keyword in the Address Bar. …
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This guide will show you step by step how to download all of the images or links on a web page at once, using Firefox, Chrome or Opera. …
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This guide will show you how to select multiple links on a web page and open them all at once, in new tabs. …
I’ve often wondered why the Firefox Sidebar was placed on the left side of the window. I personally find that it distracts my focus while browsing when placed on the left. This quick-tip will show you how to move it to the right side of the Firefox window. …
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You won’t find any super-advanced add-ons in this list, these Firefox Web Developer add-ons are intended for “the rest of us” – people who grudgingly have to edit our own web sites.
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This short guide will explain how to decrease or “shrink” the width of the Tabs in Firefox, without having to install any add-ons. …
This guide will show you how to view the source code of a web page while using Firefox, without having to install any additional software. …
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The following brief tutorial will show you how to open multiple web sites, each in their own tab, every time you launch Firefox. …
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This guide will show you how to configure your browser so when you click a link it loads any web based email as the default “Email App” on your Mac. That way you can use Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, iCloud, outlook.com etc as your default email app – you can even configure your own private/work webmail to work. …
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This guide explains how you can use Firefox as a “file manager” and access your local files using Windows, macOS and even Chrome OS. …
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If your computer starts to slow down after you’ve been using Firefox for a while, you may be able to regain some of your system resources by limiting the amount of memory that Firefox is “allowed” to use for caching, thus improving your system performance. It should be noted that if you have 1GB or more of RAM, you probably don’t need to follow these steps.. …
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This guide will explain step by step how to clear the browser history (the list of sites you’ve visited) in most modern web browsers, and many old (legacy) browsers as well. …
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For instructions on how to change your browser start page (the page that opens by default when you launch your web browser) using any one of the following web browsers – Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Safari or Vivaldi, please continue reading. …