Protect / Lock your saved password in Mozilla FireFox

We save our User Name and Password to our internet browser. Now a days the number one internet browser is Mozilla Firefox. We can save our password in Mozilla Firefox too. But in shared computer it is risky. So I’m going to tell you how you can lock your saved password with a master password. To do this you need to follow some steps-

Open Mozilla Firefox > Tools > Option > Click Security Tab > Check a Tick in Use a master password > You will see a new window ‘Change master password’ > Type your password there > Click Ok > When msgbox ‘Password change succeed’ will show Click Ok > Click Ok > Finish.

Hope you will enjoy it.

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Mozilla FireFox Shortcut

Hello everybody. I have come again with some Shortcut Keys for Mozilla FireFox. Hope you will enjoy.

Ctrl + T = New tab

Ctrl + N = New window

Ctrl + O = Open File

Ctrl + S = Save Page As

Ctrl + P = Print

Ctrl + A = Select All

Ctrl + F = Find

Ctrl + / = Show or Hide Add-on bar

Ctrl + B = Bookmarks

Ctrl + H = History

Ctrl + + = Zoom In

Ctrl + - = Zoom Out

Ctrl + 0 = Zoom Reset

Ctrl + U = Page Source

Ctrl + T = New tab

F11 = View Full Screen

Ctrl + Shift + H = Show All History

Ctrl + D = Bookmark This Page

Ctrl + Shift + B = Show All Bookmarks

Ctrl + J = Download

Ctrl + Shift + A = Add-ons

Ctrl + Shift + J = Error Console

Ctrl + Shift + K = Web Console

Ctrl + Shift + P = Start Private Browsing

Ctrl + Shift + Del = Clear Recent History

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Enter Web Address quickly

When we try to visit a website, blog site or others, we type ‘www.something.com’

But you need not enter ‘www’ and ‘com’ if you follow my tips.

Just type your web address in your browser (example: ‘something’) and press ‘Ctrl + Enter’. Then ‘www’ and ‘com’ will automatically add in address bar.

Finish.

Increase Bangla font size in Mozilla Fire Fox

Install Avro from www.omicronlab.com (Without it you can’t read Bangla properly and can't write Bangla)

Install it by using default option.

Click Mozilla's Tools menu > Click Option > Click Content button > Select Font ‘Siyam Rupali’ > click Advance button from font option's right side.

Change Settings-----

Fonts for: Bangla

Proportional: serif         Font size: 26 or what you want

Serif: Siyam Rupali

Nothing needs to change more.

Ok...Ok...Ok...

Now your Bangla text will show larger. You can change your English text also by changing other option. If you can’t do please comment here, then I will post how you can increase your English text size in Mozilla. I think you can do it without any help.