Firefox noteshttp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases http://cdn.mozdev.org/ //www.gozer.org/mozilla/ad_blocking/ http://preferential.mozdev.org/ http://preferential.mozdev.org/preferences.html //www.tweakfactor.com/articles/tweaks/firefoxtweak/4.html http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/columns/executive_tech/article.php/3439491 //www.computergripes.com/firefox.html http://willlangford.com/geekpages/firefox/ Typing the following strings into Firefox's Address Bar (which the new browser calls the Location Bar) and pressing Enter brings up a wide variety of novel applets: about: shows info on Firefox's version number, copyright, etc.; about:config reveals the Configuration Console, a repository brimming over with scores of customizable settings; about:cache displays a summary of both your memory and file cache, with a link to full file listings; about:buildconfig lists the compiler options that were used to create your version of Firefox (and, since it's open source, anyone can compile a customized version); about:plugins enumerates your installed add-ons, which can be quite numerous since Firefox is designed to be modular and extensible; and about:credits is an "Easter egg" that includes the names of hundreds of developers and testers who worked on the product. You can edit these files without having to find their specific location by using a free, third-party utility called ChromEdit.xpi. After you install this extension and restart Firefox, a new Edit User Files item shows up on the Tools menu. |
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