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Mozilla Firefox is an award-winning, free, open source web browser.

Useful features

Tabbed browsing
Inline spellcheck
Find as you type
Extensions
Full screen mode
Integrated search

Keyboard shortcuts

Note: On Macs, replace ctrl with command/apple key

Close a window or tab: ctrl+W
Jump to search bar: ctrl+K
Open a new tab: ctrl+T
Re-open last closed tab: ctrl+shift+T
Open a new Firefox window: ctrl+N
Jump straight to address bar: F6, ctrl+L
Refresh a page: F5, ctrl+R
Open your history: ctrl+H
Find as you type: /
Jump to next open tab: ctrl+page up
Jump to previous open tab: ctrl+page down

Current version

Mozilla suggests that all users update to the latest version of the browser.

How do I check if I have the current version of Mozilla Firefox?

Windows without menus showing - From the FireFox menu - select Help - About FireFox.
Windows with Menus Showing - From the Help Menu select About FireFox.
Macintosh - From the FireFox menu - select About Firefox.

How do I check if I have browser extensions installed in Mozilla Firefox?

From the FireFox Menu, select Add-ons.
In the Add-on Manager window select Extensions.
If you have questions or concerns about installed Extensions, or didn't intentionally install them, please contact the Technology Helpline.

Troubleshooting

Mozilla acting slow?

Try , which keeps your essential information (bookmarks, browsing history, saved passwords), but resets other profile information that can slow down your browsing.

External links

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 ''Note: On [[Macs]], replace ctrl with command/apple key''
-*Close a window or tab:  ctrl+w
+*Close a window or tab:  ctrl+W
-*Jump to search bar:  ctrl+k
+*Jump to search bar:  ctrl+K
-*Open a new tab:  ctrl+t
+*Open a new tab:  ctrl+T
-*Re-open last closed tab: ctrl+shift+t
+*Re-open last closed tab: ctrl+shift+T
-*Open a new Firefox window:  ctrl+n
+*Open a new Firefox window:  ctrl+N
-*Jump straight to address bar:  F6, ctrl+l
+*Jump straight to address bar:  F6, ctrl+L
-*Refresh a page:  F5, ctrl+r
+*Refresh a page:  F5, ctrl+R
-*Open your history:  ctrl+h
+*Open your history:  ctrl+H
 *Find as you type: /
 *Jump to next open tab: ctrl+page up
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 [http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Using_Firefox:_Keyboard_shortcuts More Firefox keyboard shortcuts]
-===Mouse Gestures===
-Firefox loaded on campus machines all come with the add-in '''Mouse Gestures Redox''' installed.  This add-in allows the user to easily navigate web-pages using special shortcuts performed by holding the right mouse button and moving the mouse form a "gesture" and then releasing the right mouse button to complete the command.  Here is a list of gestures that can be performed, all of the following commands are performed by holding the right mouse button, doing the gesture, and then releasing the right mouse button:
-*'''Back (Left):''' Go back a page in the browsing history
-**Swipe the cursor left
-*'''Forward (Right):''' Go forward a page in the browsing history
-**Swipe the cursor right
-*'''Close Tab (Down-Right):''' Close the active tab
-**Move the mouse down and then right (creating an L shape)
-*'''New Tab (Up):''' Create a new tab
-**Swipe the cursor straight up crossing a hyperlink to open that link, or over another part of the website to open a blank tab.
-*'''New Window (Down):''' Create a new window
-**Swipe the cursor straight down crossing a hyperlink to open that link, or over another part of the website to open a blank tab.
-*'''Open Several Links in Tabs:'''  Opens several links at once, all in new tabs.
-**Swipe the cursor rightwards through multiple links in a line, then move the cursor up, and then left to open all cross links in open tabs.
-There are other gestures that can be performed, to view them go to Tools-->Add-ons.  In the Extensions tab and then hit Options under Mouse Gestures Redox.  In the General tab you can Edit Gestures to create your own or view those already on the machine.  Other options include changing the button that activates the beginning and end of the gesture, creating mouse trails, and others.
 ==Current version==
-.0 is the latest version of Mozilla Firefox. Mozilla suggests that all users update to the latest version of the browser.
+Mozilla suggests that all users update to the latest version of the browser.
 ===How do I check if I have the current version of Mozilla Firefox?===
-# While using Mozilla Firefox, go to "About Firefox" under the Firefox Menu.  Click the "Check for Updates" tab.  If firefox needs updating, it will automatically download the new version.
+* '''Windows without menus showing''' -  From the FireFox menu - select Help - About FireFox.
+* '''Windows with Menus Showing''' - From the Help Menu select About FireFox.
+* '''Macintosh''' - From the FireFox menu - select About Firefox.
+===How do I check if I have browser extensions installed in Mozilla Firefox?===
+*From the FireFox Menu, select '''Add-ons'''.
+*In the Add-on Manager window select '''Extensions'''.
+*If you have questions or concerns about installed Extensions, or didn't intentionally install them, please contact the Technology Helpline.
+{{Tech help}}
+==Troubleshooting==
+===Mozilla acting slow?===
+Try [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/refresh-firefox-reset-add-ons-and-settings Mozilla's reset tool], which keeps your essential information (bookmarks, browsing history, saved passwords), but resets other profile information that can slow down your browsing.
 ==External links==
 * [http://mozilla.com/firefox/ Official website]