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The document discusses a Mozilla Web Maker Party hosted by Mozilla Student Ambassadors at Jayamukhi Institute of Technological Sciences in Narsampet. It provides an overview of Mozilla Firefox, introducing it as a free and open-source web browser. It notes advantages like being more stable and secure than Internet Explorer, and allowing customization through add-ons. It also explains how to download, install, and get used to Firefox and its features.
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- 3. OVERVIEW. • Introduction to Mozilla Firefox. • What is Mozilla Firefox. • Advantage of Mozilla Firefox browser. • How to get used to it.
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