I just found out today myself. Didn’t know it was an option. Necessity is what drove me to do some homework on it. I’ve been working on my Toastmaster’s Club website updating the current information using the default Apple Safari browser as I always do on my iMac desktop. For some reason I wasn’t able to to do any editing. The editing pallet had no text, just a blank slate.
Fortunately the tech support guys at FreeToastHost.org who provide free web sites and site management tools to Toastmasters International clubs around the world had an answer. This change must have been very recent because the first question in the forum today was from a guy who suddenly couldn’t edit content on the iMac Safari browser. Some days the Good Lord just drops one in my lap like that.
Here’s how you do the install. I Googled “firefox for Mac” and got this site from Mozilla with a Mac download button. This is the download instructional graphic showing the entire process. It was quick and easy. Didn’t take more than five minutes on my cable internet line.
I imported all my links over from Safari and was back in business in no time able to edit the Talk of the Town Club’s site. Go ahead and make it a project today to add Firefox to your Mac before you need it.
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