1. How do I import my favourites?
Importing favourites is easy with Firefox. When installing
Firefox for the first time, it will ask where you want to import
data from. Select "Internet Explorer". That's it! All your
favourites will be included with your new Firefox bookmarks. You
can manage them through the Bookmarks Manager located in the
Bookmarks menu.
2. Can I allow particular sites to have Pop-ups?
If you notice that clicking a link does nothing, look to the
bottom left of window browser. If you see the little icon (shown
here at the left), it means Firefox blocked a popup. If you
double click this icon, it will allow the particular website to
have pop-ups.
3. Do all websites work with Firefox?
Although most users will never find blocking issues when
visiting websites with Firefox, there are some websites that
still unfortunately don't work or forcibly block Firefox from
accessing them. Our first recommendation would be to look at the
site you're visiting, and see if its worth it. Many sites that
block Firefox do so because they have technology that
specifically exploit internet explorer with spyware and other
such utilities. If its a specialized website that you need
access to, you'll have to use Internet Explorer or another
browser that is compatible with your computing platform. For
easy of browsing 'Open with Internet Explorer' to the context
menu within Firefox.
4. How do I send E-mail with Firefox?
Unlike Mozilla or Netscape, Firefox allows you to choose your
default E-mail client to send mail. Whenever you click a link
with the mailto: function, it will open up your default E-mail
client.
Firefox does not include an E-mail client. If you're looking for
a good E-mail client, we suggest
Thunderbird.
5. What platforms is Firefox available on?
See this page,
click
here.
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