Mozilla has been adding a lot of features to Firefox over the years, and as expected, these features have only managed to make for a bloated web browser that feeds on memory and torments your computer ...

If the new Geo-locating features in the upcoming Firefox 3.5 release just don't jive with your privacy-conscious self, you can disable them easily with a simple tweak. Over at the How-To Geek site (my ...

Mozilla Firefox now offers a new Print UI, or user interface for those with limited understanding of the acronym was added among the improvements to the overall performance. The new Print UI is an ...

The Mozilla Firefox Web browser comes with a Bookmarks toolbar, also known as a Favorites toolbar. You can place your favorite websites or sites you visit often on this Favorites toolbar. When you ...

Firefox Antivirus is a Firefox extension/addon that injects javascript into sites that you are visiting. These scripts will cause various pages to become monetized with advertisements or to open ...

Deactivate the browser helpers installed on your system to find the source of problems, or simply to speed up your browsing. Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for ...

With the latest 93.0 release, Firefox adds sponsored address bar suggestions to its browser. This means that Mozilla will display material from partners in the address bar based on your search ...

Skip this and learn how to remove Firefox Defender Adware Addon! Firefox Defender is a Firefox addon that will display advertisements in search result pages and web sites that you visit. When ...

If Firefox is misbehaving, there's a chance its Hardware Acceleration feature is causing problems. Weblog Tweaking with Vishal recommends turning it off to solve problems with startup times, blurry ...

Mozilla will throw another handful of dirt onto the Adobe Flash plugin coffin in September when it disables the long-standing web tool by default. This will be introduced earlier in the Nightly builds ...

The unpatched Java vulnerability reported last week could be exploited by malware to infect your system, although no such infections have been discovered to date. Dennis O'Reilly began writing about ...