How to capture full page screenshots in Safari, Firefox, and Chrome on Mac
Capture full page screenshots in Safari, Firefox, and Chrome on Mac without any browser extensions. Your browser has a built-in feature.
Capture full page screenshots in Safari, Firefox, and Chrome on Mac without any browser extensions. Your browser has a built-in feature.
Learn how to print webpages without ads in Safari, Firefox, and Chrome on Mac. You’ll have less pages that are clutter-free when you print.
Mozilla has updated its web browser, Firefox, to version 84.0, which natively supports the M1 processor in the new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini.
Find out how to change your Homepage in Firefox and Chrome on Mac. You can also change it for Firefox on iOS along with the new tab page.
Learn now to make a new tab the active page in your browser. You can stop opening new tabs in the background and make them active instead.
Find out how to change which apps Firefox uses to open files. From email, PDFs, images, and more, you can choose how Firefox handles these.
There’s a quicker and easier way, than copying and pasting, to open a Safari page with another browser and this tutorial shows you how.
If you want to have all your Firefox logins and passwords on your iPhone or iPad, give the Firefox Lockwise app a try, here’s how it works.
If you want to save logins and passwords in Firefox and Chrome, this tutorial walks you through the settings and options for both browsers.
If you’re a Firefox user on iPhone or iPad, then you can enhance your overall browsing experience. Here are several Firefox tips and tricks to check out.
If you want to watch a video while you do other things on your Mac, here’s how to use picture-in-picture in Firefox and Chrome.
If Firefox is the browser you use most or completely on your Mac, this list is for you. Here are several common keyboard shortcuts for Firefox.