Firefox/C4/Extensions/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:00	Welcome to the Spoken Tutorial on Extensions in Mozilla Firefox.
00:05	In this tutorial, we will learn about: Extensions or Add-ons, installing Extensions, recommended Extensions.
00:14	Here we are using Firefox 7.0 on Ubuntu 10.04.
00:20	Let us open the Firefox browser.
00:23	By default, the yahoo home page opens.
00:27	What are Extensions or Add-ons?
00:29	Extensions allow you to:
00:31	* Add new features to the Firefox browser.
00:35	* Enhance existing features.
00:37	* Customize the Firefox browser to suit your preferences.
00:42	Extensions are a part of the Firefox browser
00:45	and extend the browser’s capabilities.
00:48	For example, you can install extensions that:
00:51	# Block advertisements or pop-ups.
00:54	# Compare prices of commodities and even
00:56	# display weather updates.
01:00	Let’s install the Grab and Drag extension.
01:03	Grab and Drag let’s you scroll through web pages in various ways.
01:07	It is similar to the 'grab and drag' function in Adobe Acrobat.
01:12	From the Menu bar, click Tools and Add-ons.
01:16	The Add-ons Manager tab opens.
01:20	Alternately, you can also press the Ctrl+Shift+A keys together to open the Add-ons Manager tab.
01:28	The left panel in Add-ons Manager displays the available options.
01:34	Notice, by default the option Get Add-ons is selected.
01:39	The right panel displays information for the option selected in the left panel.
01:45	So, the right panel defines Add-ons and tells you how to get started with add-ons.
01:51	It even lists some Add-ons you can install.
01:55	Now, we shall install the new Add-on- Grab and Drag.
01:59	First, in the Search bar, located on the top-right corner, type: Grab and Drag. Press Enter.
02:08	The right panel, now lists the add-ons that best match the name we searched for.
02:14	Also, notice that all the add-ons that have the word drag in the title are displayed.
02:20	Notice that the first name on the list, Grab and Drag, is an exact match.
02:26	Click on Install.
02:28	As with most softwares, some add-ons too may have 'end-user license agreements'.
02:35	On the End-User License Agreement dialog box, click Accept and Install.
02:41	The Add-on downloading progress bar appears.
02:46	Next, a message that the 'add-on will be installed
02:50	when you restart Mozilla Firefox'is displayed.
02:54	Click on Restart Now.
02:57	The Firefox browser closes and reopens.
03:01	The Add-ons Manager opens in a new tab.
03:05	Notice that the Grab and Drag extension is displayed in the right panel of the Extensions tab.
03:11	Following the previous steps, let’s install another extension Scrap Book.
03:18	Scrap Book allows you to save and manage Web page collections.
03:24	Notice that the installation progress bar and the message to close and restart Firefox are not displayed separately.
03:33	They are displayed in the Scrap Book bar.
03:36	Click Restart Now.
03:40	Scrap Book is installed in Firefox.
03:44	Pause this tutorial and do this assignment.
03:48	In the Firefox browser, open Add-ons Manager.
03:52	Install a new add-on from the Featured Add-ons list, in the Get Add-ons option.
03:59	You manage extensions that is- add, delete or update them
04:03	using the Extensions option
04:06	in the Add-ons Manager.
04:08	In the Firefox browser, click the Add-ons Manager tab.
04:13	From the left panel, click Extensions.
04:16	The right panel now displays the Extensions that are installed on your computer.
04:22	To learn more about ScrapBook, select it and click More.
04:27	Details about Scrap Book are displayed.
04:31	Click on the website link to learn all about the Extensions.
04:35	Now, from the left panel, click on the Extension option.
04:40	Notice, for each Extension you can set preferences, disable or remove it.
04:46	Select Grab and Drag and click on Preferences.
04:49	You can set your preferences using this dialog box.
04:53	Click Cancel to exit the dialog box.
04:57	Now, select Scrap Book and click Preferences.
05:01	Notice that the Scrap Book Options dialog box is different from the Grab and Drag Preferences dialog box.
05:09	Therefore, each Extension has different settings that can be changed.
05:13	If the Preferences button is not visible for an Extension,
05:17	it implies that there are no preferences for it.
05:21	Click Close to exit the ScrapBook Options dialog box.
05:26	As with most softwares, add-ons too are updated on a regular basis.
05:31	To update Scrap Book, select it, right-click and click Find Updates.
05:37	If Updates are found, the Update button is displayed.
05:42	Click on it to update the add-on.
05:47	As there are no updates for Scrap Book, the Update button is not displayed.
05:51	Finally, if you do not want to use an Extension click the Disable button.
05:58	And to remove an Extension from your computer, click Remove.
06:03	We have learnt all about Extensions!
06:06	You can now use Extensions to streamline tasks by adding more functionalities to Firefox.
06:13	You can use the Get Add-ons option to learn about a number of Add-ons.
06:18	You can then select and install Add-ons that are most relevant or useful to you.
06:24	To learn more about Firefox Extensions, please visit the Firefox website.
06:31	This brings us to the end of this tutorial.
06:34	In this tutorial, we learnt about: Extensions, Installing Extensions, Recommended Extensions.
06:42	Here is an assignment for you.
06:45	Search for an extension called WebMail Notifier and
06:49	install it on your computer.
06:52	Find out about the features of this extension and how you can use them to check unread mails from your mail accounts.
07:01	Disable the Extension.
07:03	Then remove it from Firefox.
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