well, Mozilla Firefox, is quite easy to use, and offers a wide variety of options. To use it though, you'll need to make sure you can successfully connect to the Internet using Mozilla Firefox. While this does involve a little configuring, and settings tweaking, don't be worried, as it is really quite easy to do.

First, open up Mozilla Firefox, and see if you can surf the Internet with it. If you can, then don't worry about changing your internet settings-you are good to go with Firefox! If you are getting a 'Cannot connect' or 'Page not found' error, you may have to configure your internet settings in Firefox.

To change your internet settings in Mozilla Firefox, first look on the top of your screen, and click 'Tools.' Then, click 'Options' at the bottom of the selections. A popup box will appear in Firefox, and you should see several different tabs, labeled Main, Content, Tabs, Advanced, Privacy, etc. Click on the 'Advanced' tab, and then click on the sub-tab, 'Network' (you'll see network, general, encryption, and update all listed as subtabs). On the 'Network' tab, you'll see a Connection setting area, and you need to click on the 'Settings' button. Finally, here you can select and change how Firefox connects to the Internet.

You can select from Direct Connection (Generally, if you are plugged straight into the Internet, without a router, etc), Auto Detect Proxy Settings (This is often the best choice if you aren't sure how your computer connects to the internet), Manual Proxy connection (if you are behind a proxy that you know the connection settings for, like at a University), and, lastly, Automatic proxy configuration URL. If you are behind a router, and aren't sure what to put in, try Auto Detect Proxy Settings-this will find your settings, and connect you to the Internet in most cases.
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Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 10:58 AM on August 04, 2008

well, Mozilla Firefox, is quite easy to use, and offers a wide variety of options. To use it though, you'll need to make sure you can successfully connect to the Internet using Mozilla Firefox. While this does involve a little configuring, and settings tweaking, don't be worried, as it is really quite easy to do.

First, open up Mozilla Firefox, and see if you can surf the Internet with it. If you can, then don't worry about changing your internet settings-you are good to go with Firefox! If you are getting a 'Cannot connect' or 'Page not found' error, you may have to configure your internet settings in Firefox.

To change your internet settings in Mozilla Firefox, first look on the top of your screen, and click 'Tools.' Then, click 'Options' at the bottom of the selections. A popup box will appear in Firefox, and you should see several different tabs, labeled Main, Content, Tabs, Advanced, Privacy, etc. Click on the 'Advanced' tab, and then click on the sub-tab, 'Network' (you'll see network, general, encryption, and update all listed as subtabs). On the 'Network' tab, you'll see a Connection setting area, and you need to click on the 'Settings' button. Finally, here you can select and change how Firefox connects to the Internet.

You can select from Direct Connection (Generally, if you are plugged straight into the Internet, without a router, etc), Auto Detect Proxy Settings (This is often the best choice if you aren't sure how your computer connects to the internet), Manual Proxy connection (if you are behind a proxy that you know the connection settings for, like at a University), and, lastly, Automatic proxy configuration URL. If you are behind a router, and aren't sure what to put in, try Auto Detect Proxy Settings-this will find your settings, and connect you to the Internet in most cases.
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Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 10:58 AM on July 28, 2008

well, Mozilla Firefox, is quite easy to use, and offers a wide variety of options. To use it though, you'll need to make sure you can successfully connect to the Internet using Mozilla Firefox. While this does involve a little configuring, and settings tweaking, don't be worried, as it is really quite easy to do.

First, open up Mozilla Firefox, and see if you can surf the Internet with it. If you can, then don't worry about changing your internet settings-you are good to go with Firefox! If you are getting a 'Cannot connect' or 'Page not found' error, you may have to configure your internet settings in Firefox.

To change your internet settings in Mozilla Firefox, first look on the top of your screen, and click 'Tools.' Then, click 'Options' at the bottom of the selections. A popup box will appear in Firefox, and you should see several different tabs, labeled Main, Content, Tabs, Advanced, Privacy, etc. Click on the 'Advanced' tab, and then click on the sub-tab, 'Network' (you'll see network, general, encryption, and update all listed as subtabs). On the 'Network' tab, you'll see a Connection setting area, and you need to click on the 'Settings' button. Finally, here you can select and change how Firefox connects to the Internet.

You can select from Direct Connection (Generally, if you are plugged straight into the Internet, without a router, etc), Auto Detect Proxy Settings (This is often the best choice if you aren't sure how your computer connects to the internet), Manual Proxy connection (if you are behind a proxy that you know the connection settings for, like at a University), and, lastly, Automatic proxy configuration URL. If you are behind a router, and aren't sure what to put in, try Auto Detect Proxy Settings-this will find your settings, and connect you to the Internet in most cases.
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Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 11:52 PM on July 23, 2008

Mozilla Firefox, is quite easy to use, and offers a wide variety of options. To use it though, you'll need to make sure you can successfully connect to the Internet using Mozilla Firefox. While this does involve a little configuring, and settings tweaking, don't be worried, as it is really quite easy to do.

First, open up Mozilla Firefox, and see if you can surf the Internet with it. If you can, then don't worry about changing your internet settings-you are good to go with Firefox! If you are getting a 'Cannot connect' or 'Page not found' error, you may have to configure your internet settings in Firefox.

To change your internet settings in Mozilla Firefox, first look on the top of your screen, and click 'Tools.' Then, click 'Options' at the bottom of the selections. A popup box will appear in Firefox, and you should see several different tabs, labeled Main, Content, Tabs, Advanced, Privacy, etc. Click on the 'Advanced' tab, and then click on the sub-tab, 'Network' (you'll see network, general, encryption, and update all listed as subtabs). On the 'Network' tab, you'll see a Connection setting area, and you need to click on the 'Settings' button. Finally, here you can select and change how Firefox connects to the Internet.

You can select from Direct Connection (Generally, if you are plugged straight into the Internet, without a router, etc), Auto Detect Proxy Settings (This is often the best choice if you aren't sure how your computer connects to the internet), Manual Proxy connection (if you are behind a proxy that you know the connection settings for, like at a University), and, lastly, Automatic proxy configuration URL. If you are behind a router, and aren't sure what to put in, try Auto Detect Proxy Settings-this will find your settings, and connect you to the Internet in most cases.
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Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 3:52 PM on July 22, 2008

well, Mozilla Firefox, is quite easy to use, and offers a wide variety of options. To use it though, you'll need to make sure you can successfully connect to the Internet using Mozilla Firefox. While this does involve a little configuring, and settings tweaking, don't be worried, as it is really quite easy to do.

First, open up Mozilla Firefox, and see if you can surf the Internet with it. If you can, then don't worry about changing your internet settings-you are good to go with Firefox! If you are getting a 'Cannot connect' or 'Page not found' error, you may have to configure your internet settings in Firefox.

To change your internet settings in Mozilla Firefox, first look on the top of your screen, and click 'Tools.' Then, click 'Options' at the bottom of the selections. A popup box will appear in Firefox, and you should see several different tabs, labeled Main, Content, Tabs, Advanced, Privacy, etc. Click on the 'Advanced' tab, and then click on the sub-tab, 'Network' (you'll see network, general, encryption, and update all listed as subtabs). On the 'Network' tab, you'll see a Connection setting area, and you need to click on the 'Settings' button. Finally, here you can select and change how Firefox connects to the Internet.

You can select from Direct Connection (Generally, if you are plugged straight into the Internet, without a router, etc), Auto Detect Proxy Settings (This is often the best choice if you aren't sure how your computer connects to the internet), Manual Proxy connection (if you are behind a proxy that you know the connection settings for, like at a University), and, lastly, Automatic proxy configuration URL. If you are behind a router, and aren't sure what to put in, try Auto Detect Proxy Settings-this will find your settings, and connect you to the Internet in most cases.
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Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 2:52 PM on July 22, 2008

well, Mozilla Firefox, is quite easy to use, and offers a wide variety of options. To use it though, you'll need to make sure you can successfully connect to the Internet using Mozilla Firefox. While this does involve a little configuring, and settings tweaking, don't be worried, as it is really quite easy to do.

First, open up Mozilla Firefox, and see if you can surf the Internet with it. If you can, then don't worry about changing your internet settings-you are good to go with Firefox! If you are getting a 'Cannot connect' or 'Page not found' error, you may have to configure your internet settings in Firefox.

To change your internet settings in Mozilla Firefox, first look on the top of your screen, and click 'Tools.' Then, click 'Options' at the bottom of the selections. A popup box will appear in Firefox, and you should see several different tabs, labeled Main, Content, Tabs, Advanced, Privacy, etc. Click on the 'Advanced' tab, and then click on the sub-tab, 'Network' (you'll see network, general, encryption, and update all listed as subtabs). On the 'Network' tab, you'll see a Connection setting area, and you need to click on the 'Settings' button. Finally, here you can select and change how Firefox connects to the Internet.

You can select from Direct Connection (Generally, if you are plugged straight into the Internet, without a router, etc), Auto Detect Proxy Settings (This is often the best choice if you aren't sure how your computer connects to the internet), Manual Proxy connection (if you are behind a proxy that you know the connection settings for, like at a University), and, lastly, Automatic proxy configuration URL. If you are behind a router, and aren't sure what to put in, try Auto Detect Proxy Settings-this will find your settings, and connect you to the Internet in most cases.
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Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 11:29 AM on July 17, 2008

Firefox will work out of the box for most users, some users will have to configure Firefox for it to be able to access the Internet.

Firefox may give one of the following errors when it's not properly configured:


The proxy server is refusing connections

Server not found

Verify that your connection settings in Firefox are correct.

You can use the settings of a program that works as a reference. For example, if Internet
Explorer works, open Internet

Explorer's dialog to see the correct settings for your computer.

Open Internet Explorer.

In the Tools menu, select Internet Options.

Click the Connections tab.

Click LAN settings.

Then, compare the settings to those in Firefox.

At the top of the Firefox windowOn the menu bar, click on the ToolsFirefoxEdit menu, and select Options...Preferences....

T he OptionsPreferences window will open. In the Advanced panel, click the Network tab.

To review your Firefox connection settings, click Settings....

Make any changes to your Firefox settings to match those you found in your working installation of Internet Explorer.

After reconfiguring Firefox, close it and re-open it and try to access a web site

for more inf check source

http://support.mozil la.com/en-U S/kb /Firefox+cannot+load+web+sites +but+ other+programs+can

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 8:46 AM on July 17, 2008

Firefox will work out of the box for most users, some users will have to configure Firefox for it to be able to access the Internet.

Firefox may give one of the following errors when it's not properly configured:


The proxy server is refusing connections

Server not found

Verify that your connection settings in Firefox are correct.

You can use the settings of a program that works as a reference. For example, if Internet
Explorer works, open Internet

Explorer's dialog to see the correct settings for your computer.

Open Internet Explorer.

In the Tools menu, select Internet Options.

Click the Connections tab.

Click LAN settings.

Then, compare the settings to those in Firefox.

At the top of the Firefox windowOn the menu bar, click on the ToolsFirefoxEdit menu, and select Options...Preferences....

T he OptionsPreferences window will open. In the Advanced panel, click the Network tab.

To review your Firefox connection settings, click Settings....

Make any changes to your Firefox settings to match those you found in your working installation of Internet Explorer.

After reconfiguring Firefox, close it and re-open it and try to access a web site

for more inf check source

http://support.mozil la.com/en-U S/kb /Firefox+cannot+load+web+sites +but+ other+programs+can

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 2:05 PM on July 15, 2008

The popular free web browser, Mozilla Firefox, is quite easy to use, and offers a wide variety of options. To use it though, you'll need to make sure you can successfully connect to the Internet using Mozilla Firefox. While this does involve a little configuring, and settings tweaking, don't be worried, as it is really quite easy to do.

First, open up Mozilla Firefox, and see if you can surf the Internet with it. If you can, then don't worry about changing your internet settings-you are good to go with Firefox! If you are getting a 'Cannot connect' or 'Page not found' error, you may have to configure your internet settings in Firefox.

To change your internet settings in Mozilla Firefox, first look on the top of your screen, and click 'Tools.' Then, click 'Options' at the bottom of the selections. A popup box will appear in Firefox, and you should see several different tabs, labeled Main, Content, Tabs, Advanced, Privacy, etc. Click on the 'Advanced' tab, and then click on the sub-tab, 'Network' (you'll see network, general, encryption, and update all listed as subtabs). On the 'Network' tab, you'll see a Connection setting area, and you need to click on the 'Settings' button. Finally, here you can select and change how Firefox connects to the Internet.

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The popular free web browser, Mozilla Firefox, is quite easy to use, and offers a wide variety of options. To use it though, you'll need to make sure you can successfully connect to the Internet using Mozilla Firefox. While this does involve a little configuring, and settings tweaking, don't be worried, as it is really quite easy to do.

First, open up Mozilla Firefox, and see if you can surf the Internet with it. If you can, then don't worry about changing your internet settings-you are good to go with Firefox! If you are getting a 'Cannot connect' or 'Page not found' error, you may have to configure your internet settings in Firefox.

To change your internet settings in Mozilla Firefox, first look on the top of your screen, and click 'Tools.' Then, click 'Options' at the bottom of the selections. A popup box will appear in Firefox, and you should see several different tabs, labeled Main, Content, Tabs, Advanced, Privacy, etc. Click on the 'Advanced' tab, and then click on the sub-tab, 'Network' (you'll see network, general, encryption, and update all listed as subtabs). On the 'Network' tab, you'll see a Connection setting area, and you need to click on the 'Settings' button. Finally, here you can select and change how Firefox connects to the Internet.

Answered by kishore , an ibibo Master, at 8:25 AM on July 11, 2008