Mozilla Firefox

Mozilla Firefox is a free and open source web browser for Mac, Windows and Linux. It is the second most popular browser after Internet Explorer.

See Web Pages in 3D with Tilt, a Firefox Extension

See Web Pages in 3D with Tilt, a Firefox Extension
While you are on a web page, activate the 3D navigation controls by pressing Ctrl + Shift + M and then use your mouse or the arrow keys on the keyboard to pan, zoom or rotate that page in any direction

Firefox 4 Final is Here!

Firefox 4 Final is Here!
The installers for the final release of Firefox 4 are now available for download on Mozilla’s FTP servers that you may directly access using the following links.

Make your Old Add-ons Work with Firefox 4

Make your Old Add-ons Work with Firefox 4
Some of your favorite add-ons (aka extensions) may not work with Firefox 4 since the developer has not updated them yet. There’s however a workaround to make all older add-ons compatible with the new Firefox 4.0.

Do More with your Browser’s Search Box

Do More with your Browser’s Search Box
You can use the browser search bar of Chrome, Firefox and IE to do more interesting things like fixing grammatical errors, storing long strings of text or even for removing formatting from clipboard content.

What’s New in Firefox 4

What’s New in Firefox 4
The Mozilla organization has released the first public beta of Firefox 4 and it looks beautiful with a completely redesigned UI. This video will walk you through the new interface of Firefox 4 though not everything may make it to the final release.

Firefox Extensions and Themes – End of Life?

Firefox is planning to migrate users from extensions (add-ons) and themes to Jetpack and Personas respectively. The Personas and Jetpack projects were experiments designed to make extending the platform easier, and dramatically reduce the overhead involved in version updates/UI changes.  We knew from the beginning that we would have to trade off truly limitless customizations to produce a more stable API/pseudo-API, but we felt that was worth it to achieve our long-term goals for the project.  To compete and lead in the browser market now, we want and need to be able to move faster, and not have our hands as severely tied by add-on compatibility.  We also want it to be safer to run with addons, and less disruptive to increasingly longer-lived and more complex browsing sessions.  All of these requirements meant major technology changes, and some sacrifices.

Find Updates for all your Firefox Plug-ins

Find Updates for all your Firefox Plug-ins
The Firefox Plugins Check page hosted on mozilla.org will create a list of all plug-ins that are installed on your system and will match that data with its own list to determine if you are running an older version.