Firefox upgrade 1.0.4

coconutman · May 13, 2005

Check if you have the lastest version of Firefox. To find out which version you have go to "Help" which is right of "Tools" on top of the browser and click "About Mozzilla firefox". It will tell you the verison you are currently using.

To get the newest version go here.

http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/upgrade/?application=firefox

It's important to get the newest version for security reasons.

Whoson1st · May 13, 2005

Thanks C Man. I got it last night when a small screen in lower right corner of moniter said there was an update to download. I love this Firefox browser. Checked on IE again last week to see if it had improved and the same old stuff. Error messages--unable to --------. I never get that with Mozilla Firefox.

coconutman · May 13, 2005

IE doesen't compare to Firefox at all.

trytrytry · May 13, 2005

is this what you guys mean by getting all your sportsbooks screens to open at once, in one click? (can you have the passwords all engage at once as well with this Firefox?

<DT>Home Page as tabs <DD>Instead of just one web page as your homepage, you can make your home page several pages. Select your favorite web sites and open them in a set of tabbed windows. Go to Tools -> Options and select 'General'. Under 'Home Page', press the 'Use Current Pages' button. Now when you hit the Home button on the Navigation toolbar, your favorite web sites will load with just one click. </DD>

trytrytry · May 13, 2005

bump? anyone help on this?

nimue77 · May 14, 2005

It has nothing to do with a homepage. You can make favorites and put them in a folder and open everything in the folder at once (in the form of tabs).

trytrytry said:
is this what you guys mean by getting all your sportsbooks screens to open at once, in one click? (can you have the passwords all engage at once as well with this Firefox?

<DT>Home Page as tabs <DD>Instead of just one web page as your homepage, you can make your home page several pages. Select your favorite web sites and open them in a set of tabbed windows. Go to Tools -> Options and select 'General'. Under 'Home Page', press the 'Use Current Pages' button. Now when you hit the Home button on the Navigation toolbar, your favorite web sites will load with just one click. </DD>

coconutman · May 14, 2005

Under you url bar... you can see Firefox help... Firefox suppor and Plug-in FAQ. Its under the Go Back one Page and Go Forward one page. So by now you know what im talking about.

If your on a site like RX.. all you have do to is click and drag the RX logo before the web address to that bar where Firefox help is. Now if you acomplished that you have a Bookmarl quick link to a page. The whole bar can be filled with links and that's truly the best feature.

I hit the pipe earlier so this might not make some sense =\

But if you using Firefox and not using this feature then your missing out.

:howdy:

FatTony · May 14, 2005

You might want to try this tab extension out.

http://piro.sakura.ne.jp/xul/tabextensions/index.html.en

It will allow you to save your tab history. If you come home and open the same 4 websites everyday, with this, you can just bring them up in one shot.

Whoson1st · May 14, 2005

I'm not totally with the "Tab" idea (Understanding it). But I know one thing. Firefox is Crisper clearer and quicker than IE. And dats a fact jack!!

nimue77 · May 14, 2005

It's really simple, just go to bookmarks and click on manage bookmarks. Then click create new folder and give it a name. Now, when you want to put a tab in the folder, just bookmark a page and it asks you where to "create in" and just create it in the folder you created for your books or whatever. Then, when you want to open your folder with the set of tabs, the folder will be under your bookmarks, go to it..right click, and click "open in tabs."

Hope this helps.