Most Firefox users know that they can start Firefox so that it automatically displays one website which is also known as the homepage. Readers of my blog also know that it is possible to load multiple homepages by separating every website with the | char. To load Ghacks and Google whenever Firefox starts users would [...]

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Firefox is by default saving the active session every ten seconds. This is handy if the browser crashes to avoid data loss. I was more than once happy that Firefox provided the session restore functionality to avoid loosing part of the article that I had written during that session. Some users might need to change [...]

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A left-click in the location bar of Firefox 3 will select the complete URL instead of just moving the cursor to that position. This makes it complicated to select only part of the url. If you do not like that feature and prefer the old behavior I have a nice alternative for you.
A left-click [...]

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I love Firefox because I can pretty much customize it anyway I like to suit my tastes. Besides the add-ons and themes available, Firefox even allows you to change how your browser functions. The key to this is the ‘about:config’ command that you type in the address bar.

With Firefox 2, I use about:config to [...]

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The star in the Firefox 3 location bar can be used to bookmark a website quickly. A white star is indicating that the page has not been bookmarked yet while a yellow star is indicating that the page is already in the bookmarks. Some users prefer the old way of adding bookmarks by using the [...]

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