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Firefox 4 — How to Use Back/Forward Button History — Quick and Easy

Using Firefox 4 and are frustrated that you the Back and Forward Buttons no longer have the ability to go back or forward more than one page? I’ll show you how, and you’ll be mad it’s so easy!

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Start Firefox 4 in 32-bit Mode For Less RAM Usage

If you are having problems with Firefox 4 using up way too much RAM, or if you can’t get Silverlight to run correctly in Firefox 4, try running it in 32-bit mode! Here’s how to do that.

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Upgrade/Install Firefox 4 in Ubuntu 10.10 (or whatever)

If you’re looking for an easy solution to upgrade to Firefox 4 on Ubuntu, you’ve come to the right place! I give the answer here along with a little info about PPA’s (for those of you not familiar with them). Don’t worry, I try to keep things in as simple of terms possible.

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How To: Move Tabs Back Down in Firefox 4

Firefox 4 has an awesome new look, but it’s not for everyone. Here’s how to move the tabs back below the toolbars.

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Website Template Fixed – Now looks good in all browsers!

Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Safari

Remember when I said there was a problem with my template layout that caused it to display funny in every browser except Firefox? Well I finally got around to fixing it and thought I’d share the solution with you all. I figured it might be helpful to someone.

Why The Difference?

The different browsers display things slightly different sometimes because they use different “kits” (or rather — rendering engines) to parse the HTML/CSS/JavaScript and convert all that code into the page you see (I’m trying to keep this in layman’s terms as much as possible).

Who Uses What?

Firefox uses Gecko Chrome and Safari use Webkit Internet Explorer uses Trident Opera uses Presto

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