Tag Archives: Mozilla

Common Mozilla Product Profiles Across Operating Systems

Being able to have common profiles for my Mozilla products across operating systems on my main computer has been a dream for a few years now. I tried this a few years ago between Slackware and my then secondary OS, Debian (stable). The way I had it set up then worked well until the day [...]

Mozilla Needs Your Support

Mozilla has done a lot of good in this world of greed. They could sure use a little help from you, though. If you can spare a buck or two to assist in the continuing efforts of this fine organization to create quality free software and make the Internet a better place for all, then [...]

Open Source, Open People, Open Arms, an Open World

Are you part of the Open Source community? Do you favor Open Source products? Do you possibly contribute to Open Source? You know, you don’t have to give money to contribute to Open Source. You can help by giving your time, your talents, your feedback; you even help by using the Open Source products. If [...]

Browsers… a Wee Bit Off the Beaten Path

Tired of those mainstream browsers like Firefox and Chrome in Linux? You have other options, folks. I’m going to briefly talk about a couple of my favorite options here today. Let’s get started, shall we? Opera Browser From a Wikipedia article about Opera’s history: The history of the Opera web browser began in 1994 when [...]

What’s Dragging On Your Firefox?

Mozilla posted a list of the worst offender addons for its Firefox browser. These are the addons that really slow down that FF start up. Mozilla actually labels them as “slow performing addons”. You can view the entire list by clicking HERE. See if any of your favorite extensions are on the list; a few [...]

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