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Mozilla has just released Firefox 3.5 a couple of days ago, the latest version of my favorite web browser. If you’re still with the 3.5 Beta version, here is a link to download Firefox 3.5.

Well, if you’ve not been using Mozilla Firefox web browser till now, I strongly suggest you start using it immediately! It is not only more faster than other browsers but also more convenient and easy to use with fantastic functions like Private Browsing Mode.

On the previous beta versions, you could not enable private browsing mode – what you could do is remove your browsing history for just a specific website or just the history of the last few hours browsing.

However, with the release of Firefox 3.5, now you can always start and stop private browsing mode. Here is how you do it.

• Make sure you’ve downloaded Firefox 3.5 and not Firefox 3.5 Beta.

• Click on the tools menu and click on “Start Private Browsing.” You can also use the shortcut simply by pressing Shift + Ctrl + P (Press Shift, Control, and P keys at once together).

• Firefox will ask you to confirm your decision. Confirm it my clicking on “Start Private Browsing” again.

• To end your private browsing session, just again click on “End Private Browsing” on the tools menu or again press Shift + Ctrl + P.

As soon as you activate Private Browsing mode in Firefox, all what you’ve browsed, cookies, and data are stored temporarily, i.e., as soon as you end the session, everything will be flushed out with no traces left behind of your browsing history!

Mozilla Firefox has always been my best browser, and I’m really glad it is a freeware! Mozilla Firefox is the most popular web browser, and if you’ve not been using it till now, I strongly suggest you start using it immediately! Mozilla is not only more faster than other browsers but also more convenient and easy to use.

Mozilla has already released its latest beta pack with a lot of new features and performance upgrades. All the bugs that the developers had faced previously have been fixed in this latest version of Mozilla Firefox Beta 3.5.

Some major upgrades incorporated in Mozilla Firefox 3.5 Beta are:

• Now supports HTML 5 <video> and <audio> tags.
• Improved support for CSS 2.1 and CSS 3 properties.
• Noticeable performance and stability improvements.
• More privacy browsing mode with addition of new minor tweaks.
• Slight changes to the user interface such as the add new Tab button.

This latest version of Mozilla Firefox is certainly faster compared to the previous beta versions and if you’re the kind of guy who’s always interested to try out the latest versions, then you can download Mozilla Firefox 3.5 Beta from here.

Here is a quick but a very useful post on a small Firefox extension which I just used and loved instantly. As we all know, Photobucket is one of the most popular free image hosting service that we have today with them hosting billions of images. Photobucket has recently released a Firefox extension with which you can easily capture images from the internet and upload to your Photobucket account!

This is similar to how ScreenDash works, but most importantly, with this Firefox extension, you can just click on any images that you find on Internet to upload in your Photobucket account.

Install the Firefox Photobucket Extension and simply right click on any pictures that you like while surfing through Internet and click “Upload to Photobucket” and there the image will be in your Photobucket account!

This process is simple yet effective. Users however need to be logged on to their Photobucket account during the first upload and after the first upload users are automatically logged into the site per session. So if you are one of those always searching for interesting photos and storing those interesting photos, this extension will really help you to store your favorite images online with just a simple click!

Download Firefox Photobucket Extension

Do you use IE as your primary browser? Firefox is my most preferred and favorite browser, but obviously not everyone uses Firefox due to a variety of reasons.

And if you so happen to be using Internet Explorer as your primary browser, here is a free utility that you might be interested in.

Internet Explorer Backup is a free utility which can backup and restore all your Internet Explorer Favorites, Settings, passwords, and other data such that in case if you have to change your computer but want to restore all your IE settings, then you can back them up and restore on other computer.

Internet Explorer, by default, does not provide any features to backup and restore data, but with Internet Explorer Backup from BackRex, now you can. With this freeware, you can schedule regular interval backups of your IE data, with which you can move from one computer to another conveniently, without losing your IE settings.

Download Internet Explorer Backup.