Firefox For Dummies
1st Edition
Published on 13. January 2006
Book
Paperback/Softback
384 pages
978-0-471-74899-1 (ISBN)
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Description
Make your online world safer, easier, and a lot more fun, for free!
Firefox is a lot like a For Dummies book -- designed to make things easier for the rest of us. Now, one of the guys who invented it shows you how to use the browser made for people, not programmers. This book shows how you can view multiple Web pages at one time, how you can easily move your favorite links and bookmarks from your old browser into Firefox, how Firefox keeps you safe online, and much more.
Discover how to
* Acquire and install Firefox
* Make the transition from another browser
* Use Firefox's innovative tabbed browsing
* Manage bookmarks with ease
* Maintain online privacy and security
* Customize your browser
Firefox is a lot like a For Dummies book -- designed to make things easier for the rest of us. Now, one of the guys who invented it shows you how to use the browser made for people, not programmers. This book shows how you can view multiple Web pages at one time, how you can easily move your favorite links and bookmarks from your old browser into Firefox, how Firefox keeps you safe online, and much more.
Discover how to
* Acquire and install Firefox
* Make the transition from another browser
* Use Firefox's innovative tabbed browsing
* Manage bookmarks with ease
* Maintain online privacy and security
* Customize your browser
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Product info
PB
Edition
1., Auflage
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
John Wiley & Sons Inc
Target group
Adult education
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
Screen captures: 200 B&W, 0 Color
Dimensions
Height: 23.3 cm
Width: 18.9 cm
Thickness: 2.1 cm
Weight
574 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-471-74899-1 (9780471748991)
Schweitzer Classification
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Person
Blake Ross discovered computers when he was 4 and hasn't had time to eat since then. He began working at Netscape at 14 and cofounded the Firefox project two years later to make the Web easy to use for plain old human beings. He also cofounded the SpreadFirefox.com community evangelism project, which has changed the face of software marketing and distribution. Blake was featured on the cover of Wired Magazine in early 2005, and he has since been featured in dozens of international publications and television shows to promote computing simplicity. He is on leave from Stanford University, where he is an undergraduate.
Blake is currently working on a new project with some of the original Firefox team. If you enjoy Firefox, you'll enjoy what's coming next, so sign up at www.blakeross.com to hear when it launches.
Blake is currently working on a new project with some of the original Firefox team. If you enjoy Firefox, you'll enjoy what's coming next, so sign up at www.blakeross.com to hear when it launches.
Content
Introduction.
Part I: Getting Fired Up.
Chapter 1: Why You Should Fire Your Old Browser.
Chapter 2: Finding Your Way Around Firefox.
Chapter 3: Setting Up Firefox.
Part II: Ready, Aim, Firefox.
Chapter 4: Finding Information Online.
Chapter 5: Bookmarking Great Sites.
Chapter 6: Returning to Sites You've Visited.
Chapter 7: Browsing with Tabs.
Chapter 8: Filling In Forms Quickly.
Chapter 9: Blocking Popup Ads.
Chapter 10: E-Mailing with Thunderbird.
Chapter 11: Downloading and Saving Files.
Chapter 12: Printing Web Pages.
Chapter 13: Finding Additional Help.
Part III: Outfoxing Hackers.
Chapter 14: Clearing Your Tracks.
Chapter 15: Staying Safe Online.
Part IV: Dressing Up the Fox.
Chapter 16: Setting Your Options.
Chapter 17: Finding Your Dream Theme.
Chapter 18: Tailoring Your Toolbars.
Chapter 19: Controlling the Way Web Sites Look.
Chapter 20: Extending Firefox.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 21: Ten Secrets to a Foxier Web.
Chapter 22: The Ten Best Firefox Extensions.
Appendix A: Firefox Menu Reference.
Appendix B: Firefox Keyboard Reference.
Appendix C: Firefox Drag-and-Drop Reference.
Index.
Part I: Getting Fired Up.
Chapter 1: Why You Should Fire Your Old Browser.
Chapter 2: Finding Your Way Around Firefox.
Chapter 3: Setting Up Firefox.
Part II: Ready, Aim, Firefox.
Chapter 4: Finding Information Online.
Chapter 5: Bookmarking Great Sites.
Chapter 6: Returning to Sites You've Visited.
Chapter 7: Browsing with Tabs.
Chapter 8: Filling In Forms Quickly.
Chapter 9: Blocking Popup Ads.
Chapter 10: E-Mailing with Thunderbird.
Chapter 11: Downloading and Saving Files.
Chapter 12: Printing Web Pages.
Chapter 13: Finding Additional Help.
Part III: Outfoxing Hackers.
Chapter 14: Clearing Your Tracks.
Chapter 15: Staying Safe Online.
Part IV: Dressing Up the Fox.
Chapter 16: Setting Your Options.
Chapter 17: Finding Your Dream Theme.
Chapter 18: Tailoring Your Toolbars.
Chapter 19: Controlling the Way Web Sites Look.
Chapter 20: Extending Firefox.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 21: Ten Secrets to a Foxier Web.
Chapter 22: The Ten Best Firefox Extensions.
Appendix A: Firefox Menu Reference.
Appendix B: Firefox Keyboard Reference.
Appendix C: Firefox Drag-and-Drop Reference.
Index.