Showing posts with label Mozilla Firefox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mozilla Firefox. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

How to Clear Cache in Firefox 4, Google Chrome, and IE9

 The Cache is a temporary internet files that stores images, scripts, and other parts of websites while you are browsing. It helps in  faster display of webpages the next time you visit those websites. If we dont clear the cache of our browser, the files may accumulate and may slow down your PC and some time the information stored in browser cache is sometimes incomplete or corrupt.

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Manage Add-ons on Firefox 4

aa With the Mozilla Firefox 4, a lot of  changes have been made from the older version of the Firefox.With Firefox 4 you can now mange the Addons on Mozilla more easily. You can get new addons , extensions, plugins and set the appearance of your Firefox 4. You can easily enable, disable or remove the addon from your browser in a single click.

Manage Add-ons on Firefox 4
1. Open Firefox browser
2. Click on Firefox button > Add-ons.



Monday, April 11, 2011

Firefox 4 :Pin Your favorite site as App Tab

 There are many site that you visit daily once or twice a day or more. In order to save time, Mozilla has added a new feature in the Firefox 4. The feature is to pin the tab in the browser it self. You can pin any number of sites that you visit the most in the browser.

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Firefox 4 : Auto complete URLs in Address bar

Mozilla Firefox 4 has done a lot of changes in its browser. Mozilla has introduced an auto complete feature in the address bar or the location bar in Firefox 4. The browser auto completes your address by possible matches from your browsing history, bookmarked sites and open tabs, even if you don´t remember the URL of the site.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Backup and Restore Bookmarks in Firefox

Bookmarking is an easy way to for remembering the sites that we visit often and it saves time as we dont have to type the name of the whole website. There may be time when Firefox may crash down of dont work, then your bookmarks are in danger. So a simple way t save your bookmarks is to backup these bookmarks.


Friday, August 6, 2010

How to Re-open a Closed Tab in Your Browser

Closed down a tab that you needed it in your browser? Well you can easily reopen a closed tab in your favorite browser. There are some simple keyboard shortcuts with the help of which you can easily reopen a closed tab in your browser.


Re-Open Closed Tab in Mozilla FireFox

You can easily reopen a closed tab by pressing Ctrl+Shift+T and the tab will reopen.

Re-Open Closed Tab in Internet Explorer

By using keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+T same as that of FireFox, will reopen the last closed tab in your browser.

Re-Open Closed Tab in Google Chrome

By using keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Tsame as that of FireFox and IE, will reopen the last closed tab in your browser.

Re-Open Closed Tab in Safari

Well this feature is added in the latest version of Safari. By using keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Z to reopen the last closed tab in your browser.

Re-Open Closed Tab in Opera

To quickly reopen the last closed tab you can use the shortcut key Ctrl + Z, which is a undo function.



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Wednesday, August 4, 2010

See All the Saved Password on your Browser

When you enter an email id and password, every browser will ask for saving it, which is by default active in every browser . For your convenience you tend to save the password, so that if you forget your password, the browser may help us log into the site. In browsers like Firefox and Chrome you can easily see all the password that are saved on your browser.

Saved Password On Firefox

1. Open Firefox browser.
2. Click on Tools > Options > Security.
3. Click on Saved Password > Show Password
4.Now you can see all the password that the browser has saved with their login id.

Saved Password On Chrome

>1. Open your Google Chrome browser.
2. Click on the wrench icon on the top right corner of the window > go to Option.
3. Under the Personal Stuff tab go to Passwords > click on Show saved passwords.



4.A window will open showing you all the sites where you have registered your self with your user names. Go to the link and click on show password.


Note: You will given only one prompt, which you have to confirm before you can see the passwords. After confirmation you will be able to see the saved user names and passwords.


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