As you may know, starting in version 57, Firefox comes with a new user interface, known as "Photon". It is intended to provide a more modern, sleek feel that’s consistent across multiple platforms. The new tab page now comes with a search bar, top sites, highlights and other elements. Today, we will see how to add more sites to the "Top Sites" section on the New Tab page of the Firefox browser.
Category: Firefox
Remove Individual Web Site Cookies in Firefox 60 and above
Firefox is a popular open-source web browser available for all major platforms. If some web pages have unexpected behavior in Firefox, you can try to clear the cache and cookies. Unfortunately, the refined user interface of Firefox 60 made it harder to remove individual web site cookies. Let's see how it should be done in version 60 of the browser.
Firefox 60 is Out, Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Mozilla today released a new version of their Firefox browser. Version 60 reached the stable branch, bringing several important changes. Here are the key changes
How To Change User Agent in Firefox
The user agent of a web browser is a string value which identifies that browser and provides certain system details to servers hosting the websites you visit. Changing the user agent string can be useful in certain scenarios when some web site's functionality is locked down to the specific platform and you need to bypass the restriction. It's not required to mention that changing the user agent can be useful for web developers. Here's how to change the user agent string in Mozilla Firefox. This can be done either with an extension or natively.
Firefox 59 is out, these are the key changes
Mozilla today released a new version of their Firefox browser. Firefox 59 reached the stable branch. Let's see what has changed.
How to Enable IDN Punycode in Firefox Address Bar
Punycode is a special encoding used to convert Unicode characters to ASCII, which is a smaller, more restricted character set than Unicode. Punycode is used to encode internationalized domain names (IDNs) as a defense against address spoofing. Firefox allows enabling IDN punycode instead of non-Latin letters and Unicode symbols. This can be very useful, as you can find out if the currently opened web page is a phishing site or just a non-official mirror of some web site which you would like to avoid.
Firefox 58 is Out, Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Mozilla today released a new version of their Firefox browser. Firefox 58 reached the stable branch. Let's see what has changed.
Disable Hardware Acceleration in Firefox Quantum
In this article, we will learn how to disable hardware acceleration in your Firefox browser. By default, it is enabled but can give you issues if you are using older hardware which does not support GPU acceleration. It might also be useful if you need to test some feature on a web site.
Firefox 57.0.4 released with Meltdown and Spectre attack workaround
Mozilla today released a new version of their Firefox browser. It offers extra protection against the serious security issues recently found in Intel CPUs. The updated release has a workaround for Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.
What is Looking Glass in Firefox and why you have it?
A number of users have noticed a strange extension which got installed automatically in Mozilla Firefox. It is named Looking Glass, it comes with no clear description, and looks very suspicious. Some users were worrying that it is some malware which has infected their Firefox browser. Here is everything you need to know about this extension.
