If you are an internet power-user / info-maniac, chances are that you use Firefox as your primary browser, and if you have been a Firefox user for a few months, your have undoubtedly installed a bunch of add-ons and plugins that are now a part of your life. These Add-ons are constantly vying for screen real estate and leaving you on the constant lookout to use the few million precious pixels on your screen(s) more effectively.

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Firefox 3 is very fast itself, but there’s always room for improvement and you can tweak and optimize it for best performance and speed.

Firefox settings are usually tweaked by manually changing the values in about:config (type this in the address bar). But since it’s not that easy for everyone, I have found a nice freeware which lets you optimize Firefox according to your computer speed and internet connection speed.

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You must have already heard about the latest buzz by Mozilla - Fennec, the Firefox browser for mobile. They have released the first public alpha version for users to give it a try.

Currently, this mobile web browser only supports the Nokia N800 and N810 internet tablet. Fennec is not the final name, but just a development codename.

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Mozilla has finally released the long-awaited, first development release of Firefox 3.1 Beta 1. Firefox 3 was released 4 months ago, back in June and now eher we have the first beta of Firefox 3.1.

They haven’t added many new feaures in this release, but we sure hope they will add them by the final version comes out. Some noticiable feaures are the Ctrl + Tab (tab swicthing) feaure and TraceMonkey.

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Google has released Toolbar 5 for Firefox that supports number of new features that were addded in the IE version a few months ago.

It comes with some of the most popular Google Services like Gmail, Google Docs, Bookmarks, YouTube, Notebook, Maps integrated in it and this toolbar will be really useful if you use them.

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