Firefox & You
From Mozilla, a non-profit organization and developer of Firefox

March
2013
 
 

The Firefox Way

The Firefox Way isn't just about speed or the latest innovations, though those are obviously a huge part. It's about choice and control, both online and off. It's about letting you get things done and offering help when you need it.

Here's what you'll find this month: Keep reading for the complete stories and more!

Winston, Carmen & Jessilyn
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New features, fewer interruptions

Whether you're browsing for fun or work (or even for fun while at work), you don't want unnecessary interruptions slowing you down or getting in the way of what you're doing. That's what latest features in Firefox are all about: to give you a more seamless browsing experience.

Here are the latest changes we made to make browsing better:

Private Browsing
We've had lots of requests for this one: Now you can open a Private Browsing window without closing your current session.

Downloads
Never search for your download window again. Monitor your download progress right from the toolbar.



PDFs
Rather than downloading PDFs and hunting for them on your computer, you can view them directly in your browser window.


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Firefox keeps you healthy

Whatever you're doing, stop, stand up and step away from the computer. (On second thought, finishing reading this newsletter first, then do that.)

While we love the Web a lot, we also know that sitting in front of a computer all day can be bad for you. So two of our U.S. editors, Carmen and Jess, found some add-ons that remind you to get up and get active from time to time.

Read about the add-ons that can add some years to your life and add them to your Firefox.

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  4 shortcuts for speed
 
 

Is Firefox your default browser?

When you open a link in an email, does it open in Firefox? Don't worry, we're not checking up on you, but if you want to make Firefox your browser of choice for those (and all) kinds of links, it's easy.

Follow these steps to make Firefox the default browser on your desktop.

And, if you're on the go, learn how to set Firefox for Android as the default on your mobile device.

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  Check your plugins
 
 

Featured Desktop Add-ons

Clear Console
Self-Destructing Cookies
Delete cookies from any site automatically when you close the window or tab.
Add to Firefox »
  Quick Translator
Download YouTube Videos as MP4
Save your favourite YouTube videos on your computer in your choice of format.
Add to Firefox »
  Bloody Vikings!
Toggle Private Browsing
Easily turn Private Browsing mode on and off with with a toolbar or status bar.
Add to Firefox »
 
 

Latest Fashions for Your Browser

Five Cute Owls   Four Leaf Clovers   Hippie Colors
 
 

Today's Tips

Desktop
Setting your homepage in Firefox is easy.
Try it yourself.
  Mobile
Find and install add-ons for Firefox for Android.
Here's how.
 
 

Firefox Health Check

Keep Your Firefox Happy
Be sure you have the latest, greatest and most secure version of Firefox.

Crash protection is currently available for Windows and Linux.
Firefox Download
Firefox Health Check
Are Your Plugins Up to Date?
Old plugins can interrupt browsing, waste time and increase risk of attack from malware and viruses. Follow these easy steps to stay up to date.
Need Help?
Did you know we have a volunteer support community who wants to help you? Search our support pages for answers and advice about using Firefox. Or help other users here.
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