EntMnt Xclusive Tips for Mozilla Firefox Users.

[Mr.Bhat]

Mozilla Firefox Tips will help users to get more from the Browser and get more comfort in browsing specially Entertainment

you'll get a tiny (but useful) tidbit about what makes Firefox so awesome.

TIP:
Search the web from the Awesome Bar

Did you know that you can search directly from the Awesome Bar (a.k.a the URL bar)? No need to open a new tab or window, just type in a search term and voila: search results!


Read more on searching with the Awesome Bar.

 

[Mr.Bhat]

Another Tip →
Search Your Open Tabs:

"Put a percent sign (%) in front of a word in the Awesome Bar (url bar) to search only your open tabs."

 

[Mr.Bhat]

Tab Short Cuts →


"Use ctrl+1, ctrl+2, etc. (or cmd+1 on a Mac) to switch to your 1st, 2nd, etc. tabs."

 

[Mr.Bhat]

"The first thing I do with a fresh Firefox install is to right-click an empty section of the tab strip and select "Customize..." Then I remove every button I don't need. At the same time, I change "Show:" to "Icons" and select "Use small icons"

 

[IndianMascot]

Another Very Informative thread Mr.Bhat

 

[Mr.Bhat]

"If u want to have Zoho and Facebook pinned as app tabs so they get opened whenever u start Firefox. Just control-click any tab, then select Pin as App Tab.

 

[Mr.Bhat]

Wanna open a link in new tab?

Just hold ctrl (cmd on a Mac) and click the link.

 

[Mr.Bhat]

Sync Your Desktop and Mobile Browsers →

connect ur desktop Firefox to ur mobile Firefox by clicking Sync on the About:Home page and then 'Pair a Device'."

 

[Mr.Bhat]

Firefox Tip – Do Not Track on Android

Many websites track their visitors’ behavior and then sell or provide that information to other companies (like advertisers). Firefox’s Do-not-track feature lets you tell websites you don’t want your browsing behavior tracked.
Facebook fan Kang M. recently told us that it’s one of his favorite things about Firefox, and offered an extra tip.
“I like the Do Not Track feature. You can even activate it on your Android phone.”
You absolutely can, Kang! Thanks for pointing it out.
Here’s how to turn it on using your Android phone: Tap the main Menu, then tap More and then Settings. On the Firefox Settings screen, scroll down to the Privacy & Security section and tap the button next to Tell sites not to track me to set enable the feature. Read more about Do Not Track on your Android device.

 

[Mr.Bhat]

"Do you find yourself printing a lot of Web pages? Make it easy by adding a print button to your toolbar. Just right-click on the toolbar, click "Customize" and select the print button from there."