You must now restart Firefox to activate FireGestures there's a link telling you to restart so go to it. And no, I won't repeat the joke about the user who is asked whether he read the End User License Agreement (his answer is, "Sure, it said click OK to continue") That's it. You'll get a defailed description about the extension you're looking to install (see Figure 1).įigure 1: The Firefox Add-on window lets also lets you search for extensions, like FireGestures.Ĭlick "Install now" to finish the installation.
You'll see FireGestures listed there to find out more about the extension, click the More link which is to the right of the Install button. To find ourselves an extension that does gestures, click on "Get Add-ons" then type the word "gestures" in the search bar. On a fresh install, there is usually only a handful of things here. To see a list of the extensions already in your system, cilck Extensions. A new tab will appear with a list of categories running down the left side from which you can manage your extensions, change the browser's appearance, and more. Click Tools on the menu bar and select Add-ons. To experience Firefox gestures, we're going to find a suitable add-on (or extension) for gestures - yes, there's more than just one. This framework of extensions makes Firefox not just a great browser, but a superior browser extension support is another idea that has legs. Extensions are program enhancements that can dramatically change how you work with your browser. You see, gestures aren't built in to Firefox, so we need to get them elsewhere and we do that by installing an extension. A good thing too, at least from the perspective of this discussion. Firefox is an excellent browser on many counts, but one if its coolest features is its ability to add features and capabilities through a system of extensions.
Firefox is default Web browser in many Linux distributions and one of the most popular browsers around.
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