In features and customizability, Firefox is unmatched, making it our Editors' Choice for Windows Web browsers.įirefox is available for Mac and Linux, as well as Windows 10, ($139.00 at Microsoft Store) (Opens in a new window) 8, 7, Vista, and XP (though we don't recommend you run the last two). It's also fast and makes frugal use of RAM. Other unique features include tracking protection in Private Browsing mode, Hello video chat, an ad-free Reading mode, and a social-sharing tool. Firefox continues its trend of being the most privacy-concerned and customizable Web browser. Of course, many other improvements have also made their way in, including process separation, enhanced download protection, and a 64-bit version. It's the boldest move away from the deprecated Web technology by any desktop browser. Now at version 48, Firefox's biggest change since my last review is to relegate Flash content to on-demand status. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.Pocket also has apps for Android and iPhone so that you can save and read your saved articles on the go. They also have premium features (for a price) like permanently saving webpages (even if the website is deleted, the article is saved in Pocket), automatic tag suggestion, full-text search and ability to highlight interesting sections. Pocket is free to use for saving webpages and reading/listening to it later. This is a handy tool for people like me who find interesting things over the internet but don’t start reading it immediately. You can read it ad-free, distraction-free (like reading mode in Firefox) at a later point of time. Unlike bookmarks, Pocket saves entire webpage. Pocket is a bookmarking mechanism with superpowers.
You can see the option to save a webpage to Pocket beside the address bar. Mozilla is now trying to tightly integrate it with Firefox. Mozilla acquired Pocket (previously known as Read It Later) web-app a couple years ago. Use Pocket for saving interesting articles from the web If you remember, we had covered a similar service called Simple Login earlier. Since your real email address was never exposed to the third party, you won’t be troubled with spam anymore. If at any time you feel like not receiving updates on that address, just pull the plug from Firefox Relay. The emails sent to these addresses are sent to Firefox Relay first and then Firefox Relay forwards it to your email address.
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