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1. Introduction to How Firefox
Works
A Web browser is sort of like the tires on
your car. You don't really give them much
daily thought, but without them, you're not
going anywhere. The second something goes
wrong, you definitely notice.A Web browser
is sort of like the tires on your car. You
don't really give them much daily thought,
but without them, you're not going
anywhere. The second something goes wrong,
you definitely notice.
2. Firefox History
The origins of Firefox can be traced
directly to Netscape, a company whose Web
browser, Netscape Navigator, was the
dominant browser before Microsoft developed
Internet Explorer. The internal company
name for the browser was Mozilla.
Eventually, Netscape released the source
code for Navigator under an open source
license, meaning anyone could see and use
the code.
3. Firefox Basics
The easiest way to learn about Firefox is
to go ahead and download it (it's free).
You can find it at the official site:
http://www.getfirefox.com. There you'll
find the latest version of Firefox: Firefox
3.5. If you're hesitant to install and
learn to use a new program, rest assured
that Firefox looks and acts very similar to
Internet Explorer and most other Web
browsers. There's even a feature for IE
users that lists the expressions with which
you're familiar and tells you the
corresponding Firefox names for those
functions.
4. Firefox Features
Firefox comes with a few useful features that set it
apart from earlier versions of Internet Explorer -- so
useful, in fact, that virtually every other browser,
including Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari and Google
Chrome, has also adopted them. One of the most noticeable
is tabbed browsing. If you're browsing in Internet
Explorer 6, and you want to visit a new Web site while
keeping your current one open, you have to open a
completely new browser window. Intensive Web surfing can
result in browser windows cluttering up your taskbar and
dragging on system resources. Firefox solves that by
allowing sites to open in separate tabs within the same
browser window. Instead of switching between browser
windows, a user can change between two or more different
sites by clicking on the tabs that appear just below the
toolbar in Firefox.
5. Firefox Extensions
Firefox extensions range from the
indispensable (ad blocking) to the utterly
silly (an extension that changes the
Options menu's definition of "Cookies" from
a technical explanation to "Cookies are
delicious delicacies"). Here are a few of
the more notable extensions.
* Themes
*Gestures
*FoxyTunes
6. Firefox Security
Firefox simply handles security differently from Internet
Explorer. Where Internet Explorer uses security zones,
which can sometimes be confused by malicious software,
Firefox does not rely on zones. Also, Firefox doesn't use
digital signatures, which are verifications programmers
can purchase. If you try to install software on your
computer, Internet Explorer checks to see if the digital
signature matches the actual vendor of the program. Peter
Torr, a program manager at Microsoft, pointed this out as
a serious flaw in Firefox's security. However, a digital
signature doesn't guarantee safe software, either. It
just means that someone paid for the signature, and there
have been cases of fraudulent signatures being issued.
