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A Fast Free Reliable Web Browser
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By Stephen Bucaro
Mozilla is a free Web browser that offers more features than Internet Explorer 6. At the core of Mozilla is Gecko, a fast, reliable, open-source standards-based page rendering engine. You can have confidence in Mozilla because it adheres strictly to World Wide Web Consortium standards. Download Mozilla from http://mozilla.org
To install Mozilla, execute the self-extracting setup program, mozilla-win32-1.1-installer.exe. The setup program provides the option to set up Quick Launch, which makes Mozilla start faster by keeping portions of the program in the computers memory. The seup program also provides the option to set Mozilla as your default browser.
=> Linux
Mozilla is fully certified to run on Red Hat Linux. First log in as root and create a directory named Mozilla. Download the file: mozilla-1686-pc-linux-gnu-installer.tar.gz from http://mozilla.org to your Mozilla directory. Then open a terminal window and change to the Mozilla directory.
The downloaded file has a .tar.gz extension. The .tar part of the extension indicates that it is an archive. The .gz part of the file indicates that it is compressed. To decompress the archive type the following command.
tar zxvf moz*.tar.gz
A directory named mozilla-installer will be created in the Mozilla directory. Change to the mozilla-installer directory and type in the following command.
./mozilla-installer
The Install Wizard will appear. Follow the instructions in the Install Wizard.
To start Mozilla change to the directory where you installed it (/usr/local/mozilla by default) and run the ./mozilla command.
