

Another option is to use a desktop feed reader you have installed, such as Liferea. Select the method you would like to use to subscribe to the feed.įirefox can use a number of popular web-based options for subscribing to feeds, such as Bloglines, My Yahoo, and Google Reader, as well as Firefox's own live bookmarks. Left click the feed icon and a preview of the feed is displayed. If a feed is available for a particular web page, there will be an orange icon at the right hand edge of the address bar while you are visiting that page. You can also create a live bookmark (a feed) that automatically checks for updates from a page with an RSS or Atom feed. To manage bookmarks, use the Bookmark menu from the top of the Firefox window. Use the key combination to bookmark a page you are viewing.

Like other web browsers, Firefox makes it possible to save a web page for future reference by adding it to a list of bookmarks. You will be presented with a list of options including Google, Yahoo, eBay, Amazon, and Creative Commons. The search engine used to perform your search can be changed by left-clicking the logo in the search box. If the URL is not known, enter a keyword (or words) into the search bar to the right of the navigation bar, then press the key. Navigate to other web pages by typing the web address - also called the univeral resource locator, or URL - into the long navigation bar across the top of the Firefox screen, replacing " ". This is the default icon associated with Firefox.įedora starts Firefox with a default home page that has links to useful Fedora-related sites. To start Firefox in KDE, select KMenu > Applications > Internet > Firefox Web Browser.įile:Docs Drafts DesktopUserGuide Web firefoxicon.png To start Firefox in GNOME, select Applications > Internet > Firefox Web Browser or use the menu panel icon. None of these programs are installed in Fedora by default, but can be installed using the instructions in the chapter on managing software. If you are using the command line, then you may want to use lynx, w3m, or elinks. If you require a more lightweight browser (especially if you are using a slower system), you may want to try Dillo. Firefox and Konqueror are the suggested web browsers for most users.
