Tag Archives: Seamonkey

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 [...]

Tor On Slackware (and Arch)

Do you have a need for a bit of privacy when online? Do you want to be a ninny moose? Well, Tor can help you with that. From Tor’s website: Individuals use Tor to keep websites from tracking them and their family members, or to connect to news sites, instant messaging services, or the like [...]

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 [...]

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