Add-ons let you add bells and whistles to Firefox. You can get add-ons that compare prices, check the weather, change the look of Firefox, listen to music, or even update your Facebook profile. This article covers the different types of add-ons available and how to find and install them.
What types of add-ons can I install?These general types of add-ons can be installed:
Most types of add-ons can be managed directly from Firefox's Add-on Manager. To access the Add-on Manager:
Search engines can be viewed and managed in the Search panel in Firefox Settings .
For detailed information on disabling or removing add-ons, see Disable or remove Add-ons.
How do I find and install add-ons?Here is an overview to get you started:
At the bottom of the list of recommended add-ons, there's also a Find more add-ons button you can click. It will take you to addons.mozilla.org where you can search for specific add-ons.
For advanced users:You can also install a signed add-on from a file. When you install an extension from
addons.mozilla.orgor a developer's website, Firefox will automatically download and install a file with a .xpi extension. If you save this file to your computer, you can later install the add-on using the gear icon
in the upper-right area of the Add-ons Manager
panel. Select
from the menu, then find and select the file.
Once an extension has been installed, you can pin its icon to the toolbar for easy access. See Manage your extensions using the extensions button in the toolbar for details.
Troubleshooting add-onsFor information on troubleshooting problems with extensions or themes, see the articles below.
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