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1. Install the Google Toolbar. 2. Take advantage of FireFox search plugins Or create your own. Let’s take a quick look at how you can create your own search plugin for any search engine or site you refer to daily: * search the site you are creating the plugin for; * copy the query string; * change your search term in the query string for {searchTerms}; * go to mycroft.mozdev.org and complete the form as shown below; 3. Use FireFox “smart keywords” feature(it allows you to search right from the address bar). 4. Use The CyberSearch FireFox plugin (download it here).Another way to search from the address bar. It supports multiple Google services... 5. Tweak your FireFox about:config settings.Yet another way to search from the address bar. (tip by FireFox facts). 6. Use Search Bookmarklets 7. Search Highlighted Words With Multiple EnginesSearch the highlighted word using multiple search engines: KallOut8. Search The Web (Or Any Website) With One Searchy

“Being nameless or unidentifiable”. When we are browsing the internet, we are identifiable by “IP Address” and our “Browser header/HTTP header”. Firstly, get Firefox, and this extension. User Agent Switcher allows you to change.. well, your user extension. I recommend either making one up entirely or just randomising them at certain points in the day. Secondly, get the stable Tor package from here. Follow the instructions for installing it here. Get TorButton for Firefox, and you’re ready to go. You can check your IP address here before enabling Tor, and again after enabling it, to make sure it’s different. There are other type’s of proxies to port; for instance, web based proxies such as Proxifier.co.uk. Essentially, a webbased proxy will load the site onto it’s server, and you will load it from their server. These are better for people who wish to bypass a network blocklist at college or their workplace, as they require no installation and no ports to be forwarded.

Example Greasemonkey script below. The only things that need to be changed are bolded italic. In short, the XPath that identifies the top-level DIV, the XPath that identifies the DIV containing the content you want to display, and a list of XPath's that you want to remove.

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Mozilla Labs experiment into connecting the Web with language in an attempt to find new user interfaces that could make it possible for everyone to do common Web tasks more quickly and easily. The overall goals of Ubiquity are to explore how best to: * Empower users to control the web browser with language-based instructions. (With search, users type what they want to find. With Ubiquity, they type what they want to do.) * Enable on-demand, user-generated mashups with existing open Web APIs. (In other words, allowing everyone–not just Web developers–to remix the Web so it fits their needs, no matter what page they are on, or what they are doing.) * Use Trust networks and social constructs to balance security with ease of extensibility. * Extend the browser functionality easily.

Operator demonstrates the usefulness of semantic information on the Web, in real world scenarios.Here are some examples of things you can do with this release of Operator, and with the Web as it exists today : Yahoo! Local and Your Address Book. With Operator you can send the phone number of your favorite pizza place from Yahoo! Local to your address book, without having to type anything..... Operator requires information on the Web to be encoded using microformats, and since this method for semantically encoding information is relatively new, not all sites are using microformats yet. However, Operator works great with any blog that uses rel-tag, and the sites Yahoo! Local, Flickr, and Upcoming.org, all of which contain millions of pieces of information expressed using microformats. As more sites begin to semantically encode data with microformats, Operator will automatically work with them as well.

Firefox user Asian Angel loves Portable Firefox for projects like creating a Google Chrome clone, but you can also use it to run multiple, sandboxed instances of the browser at the same time. What's the point? Well, it lets you log into multiple accounts at the same service (like Gmail) in different windows, and run certain extensions and styles in one browser instance but not another. You already know how to create multiple Firefox profiles and even run them simultaneously, but using Portable Firefox you can easily back up your customized installations and run them anywhere. Reader Asian Angel explains how she assembled a colorful "Firefox six pack" using the portable app.

Sometimes I just feel that Firefox is such a memory hog. Once I start to open up a few extra tabs, it starts to slow down my whole system. Fortunately, you can do something about it. Here are simple tips and tricks to reduce firefox memory and cache consumption.

Standard diagnostic - Firefox From MozillaZine Knowledge Base This article provides a standard set of steps to follow if Firefox is no longer working properly, and offers solutions that will preserve your user profile data (bookmarks, passwords, history, preference settings, etc.) as far as possible. You should first search the Knowledge Base and check the links given at the end of this article for a solution to your specific problem. Important: The Firefox configuration, bookmarks and other personal data, and information on themes and extensions are stored in your profile. Uninstalling and reinstalling does not change the profile data, and therefore may not solve the problem.

This short tutorial assumes that you have already downloaded and installed the Greasemonkey Firefox add-on. Below follows a very simple JavaScript program, which highlights links to your site, to get you started. I use this script a lot for SEO (Search Engine Optimization) purposes to find my site on a result page in Google, or to find a link to my site, which according to the access_log of my web site should be there.

Web Developer Toolbar is one of the most useful tools you can have for web design. This is a short introduction that will show you some ways that you can use it when making web sites.

Firefox configured with a separate profile just for web development, let's take a look at the extensions we can use to make Firefox into the ultimate web development tool. Must-Have Web Dev Extensions : These are all extensions that I use on a regular basis for web development. Firebug Web Developer Extension Aardvark Extension Colorzilla View Source With

Voici un tutoriel composé de 3 vidéos sur l’utilisation de Firebug.

Explications pas à pas sur la construction d'une extension pour Firefox.

En écoutant la totalité du titre depuis le player dans Firefox , le morceau s'enregistre automatiquement dans le cache internet du navigateur.L'extension Cacheviewer est disponible dans le menu du haut du navigateur Firefox depuis l'onglet "Outils" .

There is a manual that gives more complex instructions for more advanced speed up( eg for users who have fast connection and slow computer):

With a bit of programming experience : not that difficult.Firefox extension is simply Javascript - and a markup language called XUL (pronounced "zool.") To build your own, you'll need some Javascript know-how, editing XML files, and curiosity

Superbe page rassemblant "53 techniques CSS dont vous ne pourrez plus vous passer"__Au menu, des menus de navigation, des tableaux, des checkbox, des ombres, des coins arrondis, des lettrines, des sitemaps, des pieds de page, des camemberts, des barres de

Avec le DOM Inspector, vous pouvez voir une page Web exactement comme Mozilla la voit, vous permettant ainsi d'isoler et de réparer rapidement les problèmes. En plus de ce dépannage rapide, le DOM Inspector offre plusieurs outils pour vous aider à tro

Everyone has a good idea at one time or another to implement a new feature in a web browser. Well, with the goodness that is Mozilla Firefox, now you can do just that. You need to have a vague understanding of XUL and Javascript, but you certainly don’t

Today I've got a rundown of the methods and add-ons I use to make Gmail more powerful. By the time you're done with this article you'll be a bona fide Gmail power user, too. Quick look at what to expect

Greasemonkey is by far my favorite Firefox extension. It's the first extension I install on a new installation of Firefox, followed quickly by a slew of my favorite Greasemonkey scripts. The only problem that I've had with Greasemonkey in the past is that

standard set of steps to follow if Firefox is no longer working properly, and offers solutions that will preserve your user profile data (bookmarks, passwords, history, preference settings, etc.) as far as possible.

How to modify Firefox's configuration (about:config) All this "advanced config" talk got you worried? Fear not, my friend. Here's the deal: Firefox's configuration is a long list of keys and values. To view this list, type about:config into the Firefox ad