One of the biggest advantages of the free Mozilla Firefox web browser is a wide availability of small enhancement programs (called extensions) that can make browsing the web easier and more fun.

Firefox is a capable web browser. It’s clean, customizable, and includes plenty of useful features to offer a pleasant browsing experience. But that’s not all, as you can extend Firefox’s ...

Firefox extensions can add a vast array of capabilities to your web browser. Here are 15 Firefox extensions that can improve ...

A whirlwind tour through the powerful and diverse world of Firefox extensions. Plugins and extensions—they're what made Photoshop such a bonanza from the late 1980s onward, and they gave it the market ...

If there was ever the need for an add-on that would allow you to view porn online without being bombarded by a ton of pop-ups: this is it. Supporting over 40 filter subscriptions (in different ...

We love Firefox for its extensibility, but sometimes we run into an extension or two that dons the "Experimental" label on the Firefox add-ons site. We prefer highlighting extensions once they've been ...

Welcome back, Firefox fans! We’ve helped you get started on your journey to browser perfection with our list of 20 must-have Firefox extensions. But the ability to tweak your browser is a double-edged ...

Facebook is the most widely used social networking site today which is available on the web, desktop as well as mobile. Because of its popularity, there have been a huge number of mobile apps to ...

You can easily block a website on Firefox — but you'll need to download the Block Site extension first.

Today is Firefox Patch Day but even after you install the latest security updates from Mozilla, those browser extensions you use and love could put you at risk of code execution attacks. According to ...

This extension helps you download all the images on the screen in one click. Whether you have five of fifty images on your monitor, you can download all of them at once. The best thing about this ...

Sometimes, developers add features to an application not necessarily to improve performance but rather to remove clutter. By doing so, they improve the user experience and make the tool more pleasant ...