ScribeFire is a full-featured blog editor for the Mozilla Firefox Web Browser that integrates with it and lets you easily post to your blog. You can drag and drop formatted text from pages you are browsing, take notes, upload images, and post to multiple blogs. You can drag and drop content from a variety of sources, manage and leave notes on your posts, upload files via the built-in FTP, create timestamps, and manage uploaded images. ScribeFire almost supports all the blogging platforms.

Mozilla has released Weave Sync add-on for Firefox which ia an addon to bridge gap between desktop and mobile Firefox experiences.

Using this free browser add-on from Mozilla Labs, you can securely access all of your personal data across all of your supported devices, making your Web experience instantly more personal and useful.

Weave Sync synchronizes your bookmarks, saved passwords, browsing history and open browser tabs. And all of your data is encrypted end-to-end to ensure your privacy.

Mozilla has released  the availability of a release candidate of Firefox 3.6. This preview software is available for free download and has been issued as an automatic update to all Firefox 3.6 beta users. Over 75% of the thousands of Firefox Add-ons have now been upgraded by their authors to be compatible with Firefox 3.6. This release candidate may update itself periodically, and will eventually be exactly the same as the final Firefox 3.6 release itself.

Personas are easy-to-install, easy-to-use themes that change the look of your Firefox web browser. There are thousands of Personas to choose from, with more added every day. Click here to visit the Personas gallery and start looking for designs that fit your style.

Firefox 4 UI has some major changes in App Button. The new button is set to replace the menu toolbar that Firefox users are accustomed to. You can see just how much space the new layout saves when compared to Firefox 3.5.

App Button : An App Button which is similar to the single menu approach taken by Windows 7 native applications (Paint, WordPad) and by MS Office.

Mozilla is all set to release its first version of Firefox for smartphones, Firefox Mobile (previously known by its codename Fennec) and is preparing to launch a release candidate next week with an official debut coming later this month.

Firefox Mobile and the upcoming Firefox 3.6 are based on the same underlying code, therefore Firefox Mobile is compatible with many extensions made for its desktop counterpart. Firefox Mobile can run many of the same extensions as its desktop version. Among the 30 extensions currently available is AdBlock Plus.

Adding a bookmark in firefox is much easier now. Internet Geeks often maintain a good collection of favorites and they bookmark them regularly as well.In firefox Keeping track of the sites you like  has gone better and time saving as well with one-click bookmarking.

When you visit a page you’d like to remember, just click on the star icon in the location bar. Firefox will add it to your bookmarks list so you can easily find it again.

Firefox,one of the popular web browser has many shortcut keys which makes the life of Web-surfer much easier. Below is a collection of one of most favorite of mine :  

Zoom in a Webpage               Ctrl Key with + Key

Zoom out a Webpage             Ctrl Key with – Key

Zoom Reset Press                   Ctrl Key with 0 Key

Open a new Tab                     Ctrl Key with T Key

Mozilla has officially released first Beta version of its upcoming web browser Firefox 3.6 codenamed Namoroka.This beta version is built on the Gecko 1.9.2 web rendering engine, containing many improvements for web developers, Add-on developers, and users.Mozilla is looking to offer Firefox 3.6 Release Candidate (RC) in November and to release the final version of the browser also by the end of the next month.

Firefox 3.5 and above has a feature called omni bar, here in the address bar not just URL/Web address need to be entered but the search query can be entered as well and it would fetch the details from the Google search engine and would display to the webpage. This has been a feature in Google Chrome from its early versions.

Directly enter your Google Query in the address bar.