SitePoint Pty. Ltd. | ISBN: 0-9752402-4-2 | PDF | 120 Pages | 2 Mb
Firefox Secrets is not just a book about a browser’s hidden secrets; it’s also an explanation of how and why Firefox will make your Web surfing experience smoother and more productive.
It jump-starts you on Firefox’s various features and explores the rationale behind the browser’s design.
Scattered throughout the text are tips and little-known facts that take you even further toward an improved Web browsing experience.
Many, many people use Firefox as their primary Web browser, for myriad reasons.
Switch stories abound and the Firefox community is full of enthusiasts who areas keen and passionate as Macintosh enthusiasts. It feels as if we’re already deep into Browser Wars II (the sequel).
Firefox, an Open Source product that’s available for free from the Mozilla Foundation, has really come into its own as a functional, standards-compliant Web browser.
Conceived with a focus on usability, and offering a trim but functional user interface, Firefox was intended as a viable alternative to older Web browsers, such as Internet Explorer, and has succeeded in this goal.
Perhaps the word “secrets” in this book’s title caught your attention.
Indeed,tips, tricks and hacks are an integral part of this book.
They’ll usually appear as a relevant Firefox feature is first discussed, and then again in a chapter specially dedicated to such manipulations.
Hidden preferences, profile modifications, and user interface tweaks are some of the secrets you can expect to uncover.
Beyond the browser, this book also describes Firefox extensions:
Little programs that you can add to Firefox to enhance its functionality to suit your needs.
A whole chapter is devoted to the best and most remarkable extensions available.
Firefox Secrets will equip you with a thorough understanding of how best to use Firefox to suit your browsing preferences, and how to enhance your productivity both at work and at play. With Firefox, you’ll be able to boldly go where you have never been before. Enjoy!
It jump-starts you on Firefox’s various features and explores the rationale behind the browser’s design.
Scattered throughout the text are tips and little-known facts that take you even further toward an improved Web browsing experience.
Many, many people use Firefox as their primary Web browser, for myriad reasons.
Switch stories abound and the Firefox community is full of enthusiasts who areas keen and passionate as Macintosh enthusiasts. It feels as if we’re already deep into Browser Wars II (the sequel).
Firefox, an Open Source product that’s available for free from the Mozilla Foundation, has really come into its own as a functional, standards-compliant Web browser.
Conceived with a focus on usability, and offering a trim but functional user interface, Firefox was intended as a viable alternative to older Web browsers, such as Internet Explorer, and has succeeded in this goal.
Perhaps the word “secrets” in this book’s title caught your attention.
Indeed,tips, tricks and hacks are an integral part of this book.
They’ll usually appear as a relevant Firefox feature is first discussed, and then again in a chapter specially dedicated to such manipulations.
Hidden preferences, profile modifications, and user interface tweaks are some of the secrets you can expect to uncover.
Beyond the browser, this book also describes Firefox extensions:
Little programs that you can add to Firefox to enhance its functionality to suit your needs.
A whole chapter is devoted to the best and most remarkable extensions available.
Firefox Secrets will equip you with a thorough understanding of how best to use Firefox to suit your browsing preferences, and how to enhance your productivity both at work and at play. With Firefox, you’ll be able to boldly go where you have never been before. Enjoy!
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