When you switch to a different language pack, you switch to a different set of default search engines, so settings can't really be kept, or at least not all of them. Unless I'm misunderstanding something, II. should be split up into a separate issue. > for older releases: 42.0 and 43.0.1 with the following result: I. > I also went back a bit and checked if I. > was causing the search engines settings to break. > setting the ' to 'de' ', then just restarting FF > What I noticed for all OS'es was that installing the language pack and It's fast, easy to install, easy to update and enhance and is free.(In reply to Adrian Florinescu from comment #34) You can get add-ons that compare prices, check the weather, change Firefox look, listen to music, or even update your Facebook profile.Īpp Con’s: Personas take up memory resources more appropriately spent elsewhere Ĭonclusion: If you can't or don't want to use IE, Mozilla Firefox is one of the best alternative browser choices you can make. Add-ons are like apps that you install to enhance and expand the browser. You can further customize Mozilla Firefox with Add-ons. It remembers everywhere you've been, everything you've searched for and allows you to get to it quickly when you want to go back. When you need to find something you've seen before, all you need to do is start typing in Mozilla Firefox Awesome Bar. To create a tab group, click the all tabs button at the far right end of the tab strip and choose Tab Groups. They are great and with Tab Groups you can visually group related tabs, switch between your groups and quickly search through all of them. Organizing often used sites that you don't want opened automatically can be quickly done in Tab Groups.

App Tabs are small and can't be closed accidentally. Sites like Facebook, Gmail and Twitter automatically open and just a click away. If you have any websites that you always open when you run your browser, you can set them up as App Tabs. Mozilla Firefox is one of the best 3rd party browsers on the market today. It’s a multiplatform, alternative web browser and it runs on Windows. That's one of the reasons why I like Mozilla Firefox.

In some cases, however, IE just doesn't cut it and you need something different. In many cases, IE does exactly what you need and it's an integral part of the Windows operating system.

Directly from the folks who helped bring you Netscape, Mozilla Firefox is perhaps one of the best 3rd party browsers available for Windows today.įinding the right browser for your needs may just be a matter of installing Windows.

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