It's very easy. You just download and install it (it's a simple installation, near-totally automatic). If you can use IE, then you'll find using Moz no problem.
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Is there a shortcut to open a link in a new window? With IE I held down shift while clicking a link, there must be something similar in mozilla?
thanks don but i do understand that much, haha. i meant the topic of browsers and stuff in general. compared to my friends i know eevrythign about computers and the likes but compared to most of the people in this thread i dont know shit
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thanks don but i do understand that much, haha. i meant the topic of browsers and stuff in general. compared to my friends i know eevrythign about computers and the likes but compared to most of the people in this thread i dont know shit
Firefox is supposed to be the Mozilla browser with the mail, chat, etc. all removed. From what I've heard though, it's less stable, and I have personally stuck with the full Mozilla package.
Firefox is generally speaking the benchmark right now, even though it's still pre v1.0 release. It has bugs but then most software does. Nothing earth shattering though.
great-thanks alot! I will stick with the complete package. lol there was an article that was partly about mozilla in one section of the Wall Street Journal today. it was about how it is expanding it's market share, mainly because worries about IEs security problems