Firefox/C3/Popups/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:00	Welcome to the spoken tutorial on Setting Pop-up and Image options in Mozilla Firefox.
00:07	In this tutorial, we will learn: * How to set Pop-up and image preferences.
00:13	* Customize Toolbar.
00:15	Pop-up windows or pop-ups are windows that appear automatically without your permission.
00:21	They vary in size but usually don't cover the whole screen.
00:27	Some pop-ups open on top of the current Firefox window while others appear underneath Firefox (pop-unders).
00:37	Pop-ups can be quite irritating and that’s the main reason you want to disable them.
00:42	In this tutorial, we are using Firefox version 7.0 on Ubuntu 10.04.
00:50	Let us open a Firefox browser.
00:53	In the URL bar, let us type ‘w w w dot pop up test dot com’.
01:01	Press the Enter key.
01:03	This site shows you what a pop-up is.
01:07	Click on the link that says ‘multi-popup test’.
01:12	You will see 6 pop-ups.
01:20	Click on Back.
01:22	2 more pop-ups appear. See how irritating they are?
01:28	Firefox allows you to control both pop-ups and pop-unders. This is done by clicking on Edit and then Preferences.
01:37	Windows users, please click on Tools and then on Options.
01:43	In the Preferences window, click on the Content tab.
01:48	The Block pop-up windows option is already turned on, by default.
01:53	If not, then you need to check it.
01:56	So, you don't have to worry about enabling it to prevent pop-ups from appearing in Firefox.
02:02	Now you can close the Firefox Preference window by clicking on the Close button.
02:09	You can also choose exceptions.
02:12	Exceptions are sites whose pop-ups are acceptable to you.
02:17	Click on Edit and then Preferences.
02:20	Windows users, please click on Tools and then on Options.
02:26	In order to add exceptions, click on the Exceptions button next to the field Block pop-up windows.
02:34	This opens up a dialog box.
02:37	In the Address of website field type: ‘w w w dot google dot com’.
02:44	Click on the Allow button.
02:46	Click Close to close the dialog box.
02:50	Click Close to close the Preferences dialog box.
02:55	Now pop-ups will be disallowed from all sites except from 'google.com'.
03:01	Now in the URL bar, type: ‘w w w dot pop up test dot com’ and press Enter.
03:09	Click on the link ‘Multi-PopUp’ Test.
03:12	Not a single pop-up has appeared.
03:15	Your pop-up blocker is effective!
03:20	Images take time and bandwidth to download.
03:24	Mozilla Firefox has an option to selectively stop the downloading of images.
03:30	Click on Edit and then Preferences.
03:33	Windows users, please click on Tools and then on Options.
03:39	In the Preferences dialog box, choose the Content tab.
03:44	Disable the check-box for Load images automatically.
03:49	Click on Close to close the dialog box.
03:53	Now, in the Search bar, let us type "Flowers" and press the Enter key.
04:00	From the 'google' home page, click on Images.
04:04	click on the first image link that appears.
04:08	We see that the image does not load.
04:12	Mozilla Firefox offers a number of options to customize the toolbars.
04:18	Let’s say we want to hide any toolbar. For example the Menu bar.
04:23	Right-click on an empty section of the Menu bar.
04:27	And uncheck it. That's it!
04:30	To view the the Menu bar again right-click on an empty section of the toolbar again.
04:36	Now check the Menu bar option.
04:40	Firefox offers advanced options to customize the toolbars. Let's look at some.
04:46	Let us add an icon to the Toolbar which will allow us to print a web-page with a single click.
04:54	Right-click on an empty section of the Toolbar.
04:58	Click on Customize.
05:00	The Customize Toolbar dialog box appears.
05:04	Within the dialog box, you see the Print icon.
05:09	Drag the icon onto the Toolbar.
05:12	Close the dialog box by clicking on Done.
05:17	Click on the Print icon in the Toolbar.
05:21	This brings up the Print dialog box.
05:25	We will not be printing now.
05:28	So, click on Cancel to close the dialog box.
05:32	You can also add or remove toolbars.
05:35	To do so, right-click on the Toolbar and select Customize.
05:40	Click on Add New Toolbar button.
05:44	Enter a name for the new toolbar. Let’s name it Sample Toolbar.
05:50	Click on OK button.
05:53	Now drag and drop an icon, say Downloads, onto the Sample Toolbar.
06:01	Notice the new Toolbar in the browser.
06:04	To remove a toolbar, click on Restore Default Set button.
06:10	In order to maximize the contents area, we can reduce the size of the icons.
06:16	Check on the check-box titled "Use Small icons".
06:22	Click Done to close the dialog box.
06:27	We see that the size of the icons has become smaller.
06:32	This brings us to the end of this tutorial.
06:36	In this tutorial, we learnt how to: Set Pop-up and Image preferences.
06:41	Customize Toolbar.
06:43	Here is an assignment for you.
06:46	Open a new Mozilla Firefox window. Block all the pop-ups except those from 'www.yahoo.com'. Insert a bookmarks toolbar.
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07:48	This tutorial has been contributed by DesiCrew Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Thanks for joining.

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