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Credits   
Preface   
Chapter 1. Firefox Basics  
INTroduction
Get Oriented   1

       1. Ten Ways to Display a Web Page   

       2. Ten Ways to Navigate to a Web Page   

       3. Find Stuff   

       4. Identify and Use Toolbar Icons   

       5. Use Keyboard Shortcuts   

       6. Make Firefox Look Different   

       7. Stop Once-Only Dialogs Safely   

       8. Flush and Clear Absolutely Everything   

       9. Make Firefox Go Fast   

       10. Start Up from the Command Line   
Chapter 2. Security  

       11. Drop Miscellaneous Security Blocks   

       12. Raise Security to Protect Dummies   

       13. Stop All Secret Network Activity   

       14. Work with Single Sign-On Servers   

       15. Work with Web Proxies   

       16. Fine-Tune Ports and Sockets   

       17. Manage Digital Certificates   

       18. Digitally Sign Content   

       19. Grant Trust with Master Certificates   

       20. Restrict Script Behavior with Policies   

       21. Make Yourself Anonymous   
Chapter 3. Installation  

       22. Edit Configuration Files   

       23. Play With the Preference System   

       24. Install Complementary Tools   

       25. Migrate Firefox Profiles   

       26. Dial Up Automatically on Startup   

       27. Fix Web Servers to Support Firefox Content   

       28. Prepare Firefox for Wide Deployment   

       29. Remotely Manage User Configurations   

       30. Install Fonts and Character Support   

       31. Take Firefox with You   

       32. Work with Filtering Systems   
Chapter 4. Web Surfing Enhancements  

       33. Use Fancy Bookmarks   

       34. Modify Tabbed Browsing   

       35. Govern Image and Ad Display   

       36. Get More Search Tools   

       37. Get More Feeds and News   

       38. Add Stuff to Your Toolbars   

       39. Upgrade Firefox Feature Managers   

       40. Integrate Firefox with Other Tools   

       41. Create Your Own Search Plug-in   

       42. Spider the Web with Firefox   

       43. Waste Time with Toys and Games   
Chapter 5. Power Tools for Web Developers  

       44. Tweak and Troubleshoot CSS Designs   

       45. Use Gecko CSS Style Magic   

       46. Write Compatible CSS   

       47. Update Browser Detection Scripts   

       48. Submit Background Form Data   

       49. Script Plug-ins   

       50. Quality-Assure Your Web Pages   

       51. Display HTTP Headers   

       52. Stomp on Cookies   

       53. Probe HTML with the DOM Inspector   

       54. Turn Off Absolutely All Caching   

       55. Web Document Debugging Tricks   

       56. Debug JavaScript with Venkman   

       57. Handle Hangs and Other Bad Juju   
Chapter 6. Power XML for Web Pages  

       58. Pick Display Modes for HTML and XML   

       59. Get Tools for XML Validation   

       60. Mix Content with XML Namespaces   

       61. Make MathML Content   

       62. Make SVG Content   

       63. Use Client-Side XPath   

       64. Use Client-Side XSL   

       65. Work with Mozilla SOAP Services   

       66. Work with Mozilla XML-RPC Services   

       67. Work with Mozilla WSDL Services   

       68. Make Applications and Extensions with XUL   

       69. Make New Tags and Widgets with XBL   

       70. Work with RDF Facts   

       71. Work with RSS Feeds   

       72. Connect SQL to XUL   

       73. Generate XUL Using PHP Libraries   

       74. Get a Taste of E4X Scripting   
Chapter 7. Hack the Chrome Ugly  

       75. Do Groundwork for Ugly Chrome Hacks   

       76. Spy on Chrome with the DOM Inspector   

       77. Customize Firefox's Interface   

       78. Rebadge Firefox   

       79. Make Firefox Match the Desktop   

       80. Make a Toolbar That Can't Be Hidden   

       81. Content Filter Without Your Smart Friend Noticing   

       82. Add a New XPCOM Component   

       83. Add a New Command-Line Option   
Chapter 8. Hack the Chrome Cleanly  

       84. Do Groundwork for Extension Development   

       85. Study Packages with the Chrome Manager   

       86. Create a Chrome Package   

       87. Make a Bottom-Up Overlay   

       88. Make, Bundle, and Publish an XPI   

       89. Build an Installable Theme   

       90. Identify Reusable Toolkits   
Chapter 9. Work More Closely with Firefox  

       91. Handle Cross-Platform Differences   

       92. Get a Custom, Prebuilt Version   

       93. Make Firefox Software   

       94. Run Multiple Mozilla Browsers   

       95. Make Extensions Work Outside Firefox   

       96. Turn on Firefox Diagnostics   

       97. Find the Right Forum for Your Issues   

       98. Survive Bugzilla   

       99. Find Out What Has Been Fixed   

       100. Help with the Future of Firefox   
Index