5 Reason To Switch To Firefox

The number one reason people switch to Firefox is tabbed browsing because it allows you to open links in separate tabs, while staying in a single window, and read them when you're done with the current page. Tabbed browsing makes it possible and even easy to keep track of several pages at once. To switch between tabs, just click on the tab you want to look at. You'll stay organized because new tabs load behind the current view. To open a link in a tab, click on the link with the middle mouse button or hold down the control key and click it.

Unlike most other browsers, Firefox can be customized to you personal needs. You can adjust the standard tool bars or even create you own. Perhaps you're the type who likes a single toolbar with minimal icons. If you want every option available with a single click, you can create multiple tool bars with everything on them. There's no limit to the level of customization you can achieve. If you want to add an option to your toolbar simply choose View, Toolbars, Customize and drag the icon to your toolbar.

Firefox makes it easier to organize your bookmark collection with its handy bookmarks manager. Create folders to group similar items, and add annotations to remind yourself of why you book marked a particular item. Firefox also lets you associate a keyword with any bookmark so you can open it by simply typing its keyword in the Location Bar of the browser. Both Bookmarks and History are available as convenient Side Bar panels for quick access. Simply hit Ctrl+B for Bookmarks, and Ctrl+H for History.

Firefox offers better privacy controls than any other browser. You can quickly clear personal browsing details using the privacy panel. In addition to giving you control over popup windows, Firefox also stops a number of other actions that have been annoying web surfers for a long time, such as status bar tricks. Look under Options then Web features to control these settings. Firefox includes the same set of controls used by other Mozilla software allowing you to control cookies and other settings to suit your tastes.

One of its greatest features is the fact that Firefox is open source. Being open source means that it can be further developed and configured by the very people who use it. Firefox's backbone is the Mozilla Gecko engine in use by other browsers as well. One of the biggest advantages to using an open source browser like Firefox is that it doesn't include spyware or intended malicious code.

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