Here is simple hacking tutorial to view the saved passwords in Mozilla firefox. While visiting public internet cafe ,some innocent peoples click the "Remember" while mozilla asking for remembering.   This is one of the benefit for us to hack their account in very simple way. Follow these steps to see the saved Passwords: click the "Tools" menu in menu bar. Select Options It will open a small window Select the "security" tab in that small window You can view "saved Passwords" button Click that button. It will another small window There will be list of sites with usernames Select One site and click the "show Password" It will clearly show you the password

Mozilla's Ubiquity gets faster, prettier On Monday Mozilla released a new version of Ubiquity , the in-browser command line- utility. While mostly a "stability" update, the add-on has undergone considerable cosmetic change as well, sporting a new dark plastic look. This look can be changed by anyone as part of a new styling system that uses simple CSS. Presumably, user-designed themes will go into an add-ons site as the product matures.bnz In addition to its new look, Ubiquity now borrows a few features from Firefox 3's "awesome bar." It remembers some of the commands you've used in the past and will let you hop to them right away when starting a new command. For instance, if you frequently use the integrated Wikipedia look-up, simply typing "w" into Ubiquity will pull it up as one of the top search options. If you haven't yet tried Ubiquity I'd recommend giving it a spin with this update. It's come a long way since earlier re...