FirefoxStory - Firefox, Mozilla & Thunderbird

Firefox - The Internet Browser That Has It All
Firefox has security, speed and new features that will change the way you use the Web. Don’t settle for anything less.

What is Mozilla?
We’re a global community of thousands who sincerely believe in the power of technology to enrich people’s lives. We’re a public benefit organization dedicated not to making money but to improving the way people everywhere experience the Internet. And we’re an open source software project whose code has been used as a platform for some of the Internet’s most innovative projects.

Thunderbird 2 - the Email Application
Mozilla’s Thunderbird 2 email application is more powerful than ever. It’s now even easier to organize, secure and customize your mail.

TwitterBar Introduces Realtime Search Powered by OneRiot
Post to Twitter and Search Realtime Web Directly From Firefox Address Bar

7 Reasons People Tell You Not to Switch Web Browsers
When you purchased your computer or installed a new operating system, more than likely it came bundled with a web browser such as Internet Explorer or Apple Safari While this browser seems to offer all the features you need when surfing the Internet, other alternatives exist such as Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Opera, options that can potentially increase your security and provide new ways of accessing information online

Nitro PDF Software Launches First Free Web-to-PDF Tool for Internet Explorer and Firefox
Nitro PDF Software, the company that revolutionized the PDF space with its launch of the first true alternative to Adobe® Acrobat®, today announced the much-anticipated release of PDF Download for Internet Explorer® as well as a new update to the existing version for Mozilla Firefox® users. One of the top 10 most popular Firefox extensions of all time with over 11 million downloads to date, PDF Download is also one of very few add-ons officially recommended by Mozilla.

Google Chrome Browser to Get Extensions - Web of Trust Among the Top 15 Add-ons
Following up on promises made in September, Google has outlined plans to open their Chrome browser to third-party extensions. Web of Trust is included in an initial list of 15 add-ons that Google is targeting to support. Chrome's closest rival, Mozilla's open source browser Firefox, is popular because the browser can be extended with a multitude of add-ons. Web of Trust (WOT) has reached 2 million downloads since securing a place on Mozilla's coveted recommended add-on list.

Using Firefox Add-ons
Do you use Mozilla`s Firefox web browser?


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