The latest Firefox 3 (code name Gran Paradiso) development release (nightly) includes the very important and expected ability to pause downloads and resume them across sessions, that is even after restarting Firefox. The addition happened just before the code freeze that started this morning in preparation for the upcoming milestone 8 (M8) expected for mid

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his is a Firefox 2007 calendar in 3 page format. It is provided as JPG files as I created it with the idea of printing them at a digital photo lab (about $ 0.60 for three 4'' x 6'', I guess). Page 1, features the now famous Firefox crop circle, a project from the Linux

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Latest Firefox nightlies feature an important new face for users: a new home tab. Enter about:home in Firefox location bar and right now you get a search box and not much more. The new design aims to improve discover ability of several features to users including a launcher to manage bookmarks and history, tweak Firefox

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Mozilla has released Firefox 3.1 Beta 2, the second development release of the first major update to Firefox 3, released about six months ago. Firefox 3.1 will bring several new features (most of them pulled back from Firefox 3), along with significant performance, usability, and web standards support improvements. Let’s see what’s in. Tabbed Browsing

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Originally planned for Firefox 3.0 and 3.5 but finally backed out in both development cycles, tab preview is available again in Firefox 3.6 alpha 1 nightlies to provide visual tab switching: you press Ctrl + Tab to get previews of the current along with the five most recently used tabs, plus an option to show

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Back from a totally offline, sweet 7-day cruise with great times at Aruba, Cura~A§ao, Sint Maarten, and Saint Thomas. Aruba and Cura~A§ao: overrated. Sint Maarten: the winner hands down. If you can, jump on one now! Seems like not much happened last week besides the release of Geode, a Firefox 3 extension developed by Mozilla

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As announced some time ago, the latest Firefox 3.1 nightlies (Shiretoko) now feature a Private Browsing mode, where all user activity traces including history, cache, download history, saved passwords, searches, cookies, and others, are removed as soon as the user returns to normal browsing mode. To enter Private Browsing, select Private Browsing in the Tools

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One of the most active areas during Firefox 2 development was tab browsing. From tabs behavior to overflow handling there has been much improvement, but for some long time Firefox users some of them may be annoying, so heres a set of tips for customizing tab browsing in Firefox. By default, when you close a

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On schedule, according to the latest estimate, Mozilla has released the first Firefox 3 release candidate. For Mozilla it means what says in the label: unless there is some major bug reported for this release, the “release candidate” part will just be dropped from the name and become Firefox 3 final. Otherwise, additional candidates will

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