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10.1.1
The Menu Bar
The menu bar includes the following menus:
File
This menu provides the common entries to open, save, and print files or
web pages. It also allows you to send an entire web page or only the link
to a page as an e-mail. Selecting ‘Edit Page’ loads the current page into the
Mozilla Composer, which allows you to edit web pages and to create your
own from scratch. Mozilla’s online help documents include an introduc-
tion to creating web pages, which you may want to read as a primer on the
topic. The ‘File’ menu also includes the ‘Work Offline’ item, which tells the
browser to use only locally stored or cached web pages.
web pages. It also allows you to send an entire web page or only the link
to a page as an e-mail. Selecting ‘Edit Page’ loads the current page into the
Mozilla Composer, which allows you to edit web pages and to create your
own from scratch. Mozilla’s online help documents include an introduc-
tion to creating web pages, which you may want to read as a primer on the
topic. The ‘File’ menu also includes the ‘Work Offline’ item, which tells the
browser to use only locally stored or cached web pages.
Edit
‘Edit’ includes the common editing operations, such as ‘Undo’, ‘Cut’,
‘Copy’, ‘Paste’, and ‘Delete’. There is also an item to search for words or
text strings in web pages. ‘Find Previous’ repeats the previous search action.
‘Preferences’ opens a dialog in which to change the browser’s configuration
options. The details of this are described in Preferences on page 120.
‘Copy’, ‘Paste’, and ‘Delete’. There is also an item to search for words or
text strings in web pages. ‘Find Previous’ repeats the previous search action.
‘Preferences’ opens a dialog in which to change the browser’s configuration
options. The details of this are described in Preferences on page 120.
View
The ‘View’ menu includes items to display or hide the different elements
of the browser and also to stop loading a web page or reload it. There are
also items to change the text zoom for the pages displayed and to change
the character coding. Another item in this menu lets you view the source of
a web page.
also items to change the text zoom for the pages displayed and to change
the character coding. Another item in this menu lets you view the source of
a web page.
Go
This is the navigation menu with items to go ‘Back’ or ‘Forward’ in the page
history or to jump to the ‘Home’ page. Selecting ‘History’ opens a win-
dow that lists the addresses of all the web pages recently visited with the
browser.
history or to jump to the ‘Home’ page. Selecting ‘History’ opens a win-
dow that lists the addresses of all the web pages recently visited with the
browser.
Bookmarks
Use ‘Bookmarks’ to create and edit bookmarks. Bookmarks can be
arranged in folders. Any previously created bookmarks can be selected
from the menu.
from the menu.
Tools
A number of useful browser functions can be accessed via the ‘Tools’
menu. For example, access a search engine to find certain contents on the
Internet. The Cookie Manager gives control over the cookies the browser
has stored on your computer and lists each cookie together with the address
of the site from which it originated. Use it to reverse previous decisions on
whether to accept or reject cookies. The Image Manager allows you to block
images and advertising banners from web sites, which improves speed. The
Password Manager can make things easier for you if you frequently log
Internet. The Cookie Manager gives control over the cookies the browser
has stored on your computer and lists each cookie together with the address
of the site from which it originated. Use it to reverse previous decisions on
whether to accept or reject cookies. The Image Manager allows you to block
images and advertising banners from web sites, which improves speed. The
Password Manager can make things easier for you if you frequently log
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