New tutorial added to HowtoMatrix database. How to install firefox 3.6.9 in Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) Firefox 3.6.9 is a regular security and stability update to Firefox 3.6.x. The main focus will be to fix any OOPP issues found in the field and fix security issues after BlackHat. Link to the original site
New tutorial added to HowtoMatrix database. 4 Useful Extensions to Improve Firefox Memory Usage It is a known fact that Firefox is a memory monster. It consumes your memory like there is no tomorrow. Load up a few tabs and it starts to slow down (or even crash). This is also the main reason why [...]
New tutorial added to HowtoMatrix database. How to install google chrome in debian Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier. First you need to download .deb package from here now you need to install this .deb file by double clicking on [...]
New tutorial added to HowtoMatrix database. Install Google Chrome browser in openSUSE Google Chrome is the new cool faster browser that has been around and making news for a while but only on Windows until recently they finally released the Linux version of the browser. With google… Link to the original site
New tutorial added to HowtoMatrix database. Install Mozilla Firefox Web Browser v3.6 on Ubuntu 9.10 Today Mozilla has released the latest version of their flagship Web Browser, Firefox v3.6. This release brings a number of enhancements as well as bug fixes. In this article I will outline how to manually install the latest Mozilla Firefox [...]
New tutorial added to HowtoMatrix database. How to install Firefox 3.6 in Ubuntu Karmic/Jaunty/Intrepid/Hardy Firefox v.3.6, released January 21st, 2010.Firefox 3.6 is built on Mozilla’s Gecko 1.9.2 web rendering platform, which has been under development since early 2009 and contains many improvements for web developers, add-on developers, and users. This version is also faster and [...]
New tutorial added to HowtoMatrix database. Greatly improve the speed of Firefox 3 We all know Firefox is a memory hog. To speed things up greatly, do the following: 1. Open Firefox and in the address bar type about:config.2. Click on “I’ll be careful, I promise“3. Use the search bar above to look for network.http.pipelining [...]
New tutorial added to HowtoMatrix database. Minimize space with Firefox Because of the netbook craze or just because you like seeing more of the web and less of the application it takes to view it, one might want to minimize the usage of screen space taken up by various firefox functions. Below are several tips [...]
New tutorial added to HowtoMatrix database. Firefox Tip: Open search results in a new tab When you Ctrl+K to the Google search box in Firefox, type your terms and hit Enter, the results appear in your current tab – but it’s easy to make ‘em open a whole new tab so you don’t lose your [...]
If you want to open PDF files inside Firefox you need to install mozplugger.mozplugger allows you to seamlessly integrate external applications to view files downloaded from the web that Mozilla can not normally handle. The application is embedded within a Mozilla window as to act like and feel like a true plugin. Read more at [...]
Firefox, one of the greatest browsers in the world, comes with it’s own built in spell checker to help you ensure that all the words you type are correctly spelled. It won’t help you with grammar, but hey, at least you’ll have your spelling right. ^_^ Firefox also has the ability to add special words [...]
In my previous post on installing Firefox 3.5 on Ubuntu 9.04, I explained how to install Ubuntu’s firefox-3.5 package. As several commenters and I realized, this may not be the best solution. The package is branded Shiretoko instead of Firefox 3.5, including the user agent string which can cause compatibly problems with some websites. Manually [...]
Firefox 3.5 (formerly known as 3.1) adds support for new web standards including audio and video tags and downloadable fonts, a private browsing mode, significantly improved JavaScript performance, and more. Ubuntu will not be upgrading the default Firefox package to 3.5 until Ubuntu 9.10. However, the universe repository in Ubuntu 9.04 includes a special firefox-3.5 [...]
Gecko Media Player is a browser plug-in that uses GNOME MPlayer and Mplayer to play media in a browser. It uses the NS4 API and is therefore compatible with all NS4 derived browsers: Iceweasel, Firefox, Iceape, Epiphany, Galeon, Midbrowser, etc. Read more at Ubuntu Geek
Creating multiple login accounts on a website is never an issue. Accessing them simultaneously is. Most browsers have their own centralized cookie management system. When you are logged in to a website in one instances, you won’t be able to login to the same website using another account, even if you open a new tab [...]