The document summarizes information about the Firefox web browser. It discusses that the animal in the Firefox logo is actually a red panda, not a fox. It then describes the different release channels for Firefox including Nightly, Developer, Beta, and Release. It provides brief explanations of features in Firefox such as Do Not Track, a tool to see third party trackers, private browsing, the forget button, master password, the new tab page, Firefox add-ons, and Firefox Hello for video chatting in the browser.

2. You know Firefox well !

3. The animal in Firefox is not actually a fox!
It's actually a red panda!
Many assume that the animal in the Firefox logo is a fox, yet Firefox is actually the
nickname for the rare panda species.

4. Firefox Editions
Nightly Developer Beta Release

5. Nightly
• Receive daily Update at 12:00.
• Called 'Minefield' to denote their
experimental nature.
• Than Called to 'Nightly'.
• Should only be used by very experienced
users/testers.

6. Developer
• Alpha version, receive update every
update channel.
• More stable/secure than Nightly.
• Called ' Aurora' means dawn.
• Than Called 'Developer' Edition.
• The first browser created specifically for
developers.
• All features in it will be available 12 weeks
before they are available in Release.

7. Beta
• Final development stage before Release.
• The latest features in a more stable
environment.
• All features in it will be available 6 weeks
before they are available in Release.

8. Release
• Final channel released to public for
everyday use.
• Tried, tested and used by millions around
the world.

9. Firefox for Android

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the Ponemon Institute

13. Do Not Track
• A technology and policy proposal that enables
users to opt out of tracking by websites they do
not visit including analytics services, advertising
networks, and social platforms.
• DNT is defined by W3C.
• While some third parties have committed to honor
Do Not Track Like Twitter and Pinterest, many
more have not.

14. Twitter support Do Not Track :D
Problem:
We receive visit information when sites have integrated Twitter buttons or widgets,
similar to what many other web companies “including LinkedIn, Facebook and
YouTube” do when they’re integrated into websites.
Result:
The user to follow suggestions are based on accounts followed by other Twitter users
and visits to websites in the Twitter ecosystem.
Solution:
As always, we are committed to providing you with simple and meaningful choices
about the information we collect to improve your Twitter experience.
So we support Do Not Track (DNT).

16. See who’s tracking you online
• A Firefox add-on that uses interactive
visualizations for Visited Sites and
Third Party Sites .
• show you the first and third party sites
you interact with on the Web.

20. Private Browsing
• Allows you to browse the Internet without saving
any information about which sites and pages
you’ve visited.
• It’s a perfect way to do undercover job and
access your bank account.

22. Forget Button
• Quickly delete your browsing history on Firefox,
Just by one click.
• Choose the time frame that you'd like to forget
(five minutes, two hours or 24 hours).
• Just in Firefox Browser.

24. Master Password

27. New Tab page

31. Firefox Add-ons
Like apps that you install to add features to
Firefox like compare prices, check weather,
listen to music, send tweet and more …
Adblock Plus: Blocks annoying video ads on YouTube, Facebook ads and much more.
Firebug: development tools, You can edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML in any web page.
Google Translator for Firefox: You can translate any text to your own language with one click.
Tea Timer: A countdown with reminder to prepare a perfect tea.
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32. Firefox Add-ons Hit 4 Billion Downloads !
• 18,000 add-ons available
• 369,000 browser themes in the library
• $634,000 donated to developers since 2009, when we started
record-keeping.
• 4,000,000,000 add-ons downloaded!

37. Firefox Hello
The first global communications system built directly into a browser
using WebRTC ( Web Real-Time Communication) Technology:
• Don’t need to logins or signups.
• Don’t need the same software or hardware.
• Don’t need to download or install additional software or plugins.
No logins. No signups. Just click it and begin the video chat.

39. Firefox OS Apps In Firefox Browser
If You :
1) Developer.
2) Firefox For Desktop User.
3) Firefox For Android User.
Firefox browser is your gate to
Test or Develop in Firefox OS.

40. Developer WebIDE Simulator

41. Firefox For Desktop User

42. Firefox For Android User

43. Firefox For Android User

44. Thank You
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