Over the last year Firefox has taken the web by storm, stealing a significant slice of the pie from Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE), and grabbing more than 10 percent market share in some areas. Web ...

Change the number of days the browsers remember the sites you've visited, and set Firefox's history to show more than the default 50-page maximum per day. Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace ...

I often recommend Firefox over Google Chrome when it comes to user privacy, but despite the legitimate concerns over how much data Google collects on its users, the company has become pretty good ...

Firefox has changed in several key ways over the years. We take you through some of the big interface changes from version 0.8 up to the latest release candidate of 3.5. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in ...

Firefox is launching a new experimental browser extension called Advance, which recommends new websites and articles based on what you’re currently reading and your recent browsing history. There are ...

Feeling ashamed of your latest Kim Kardashian news binge? The latest version of Firefox can easily forget all about it. Firefox version 33.1 adds a new button called “Forget,” which lets users wipe ...

Chris: I read your article "Easy IE History Audits" and loved it. That program really works great. I was wondering if you knew of anything similar for Firefox. To ...

Firefox only (Windows/Mac/Linux): Firefox is a powerful browser with extensions to do almost anything, but it's never been accused of being light on resources—and limiting your history size can help.

History Tree is a new FireFox addon that allows to effectively visualize your browsing history. It shows your browsing history as a tree of tabs, with thumbnail screenshots of the web-pages in every ...

How to permanently delete browser search history? There are several methods that you can utilize to delete your browser history permanently. You can use several ...

Mozilla is on a mission to show that online advertising can be done without violating a user’s privacy—or at least not violating it too much. Next week, the beta channel of Firefox will start testing ...