Firefox
If you are looking for Firefox, you have come to the right place. We explain what Firefox is and point you to the official download.
What is Firefox?
Mozilla Firefox, a freeware, is one of the three browser giants that dominates the industry today, and traditionally second to Internet Explorer since its first roll out in the first decade of the 21st century. Though recently been ousted from this position by Google Chrome in January 2012 (but retained its throne in Germany and Poland, which actually uses Firefox more than any other type of browser – including Internet Explorer), Mozilla Firefox has nevertheless retained its superiority with its features and innovation, partnering with its competitors to improve web standards and pave the way for the new features of browsers. It runs on most major operating systems, such as Windows, MAC OS X, and Linux.
Firefox is an open-source browser using the Gecko layout engine, and has pioneered several new features which has been a standard in modern browsers today. It features tabbed browsing, download manager, live bookmarking, location-aware browsing known as geolocation, private browsing, built-in spell checker and an incremental find feature that finds matching words and letters on the webpage as you type. The most powerful feature of Firefox is that it is fully customizable with skins and themes, and its impressive add-on library boasts enhance and augment Firefox’s capabilities.
Download Firefox from the developer
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File types supported by Firefox
Our users primarily use Firefox to open these file types:
About file types supported by Firefox
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Last updated: : March 8, 2012