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 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. …
