Firefox Share has been integrated into Firefox Hello
Shortly after rolling out Firefox version 39.0, Mozilla announced that Firefox Share has been integrated into Firefox Hello.
“Whichever social network you choose, it’s undeniable that being social is a key part of why you enjoy the Web. Firefox is built to put you in control, including making it easier to share anything you like on the Web’s most popular social networks. Today, we’re announcing that Firefox Share has been integrated into Firefox Hello,” said Mozilla in a press release.
Firefox Share, as its name points out, focuses on helping you share online content on social networks, including Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. Visit the Services for Firefox website if you want activate a social service and thus enhance your Firefox experience.
Yahoo Mail on Firefox Share, which I presented a few days ago, is featured on the Services for Firefox website. I remind you that Yahoo Mail on Firefox Share makes it incredibly easy to share webpages with others via Yahoo! Mail. It’s as easy as clicking the airplane airplane icon from the upper right hand corner on Firefox’s interface.
Firefox Hello is a global communications system that is built directly into the Firefox web browser. Just by sharing a link, Firefox users can enjoy voice and video calls online. Firefox Hello does not ask you to create an account or download extra software – it’s readily available within the Firefox browser.
With Firefox 39.0, Mozilla introduced screen sharing to Firefox Hello – thanks to it you can share anything you’re looking at in your video call. On top of that, Mozilla introduced the option to share Hello URLs with social networks – or to put it in other words, Mozilla introduced the option to invite people in your social network to join a Firefox Hello conversation.
Download Firefox 39.0 for Windows right here on FindMySoft.
If you want to check out the Firefox 39.0 release notes, you can do so here.
“Whichever social network you choose, it’s undeniable that being social is a key part of why you enjoy the Web. Firefox is built to put you in control, including making it easier to share anything you like on the Web’s most popular social networks. Today, we’re announcing that Firefox Share has been integrated into Firefox Hello,” said Mozilla in a press release.
Firefox Share, as its name points out, focuses on helping you share online content on social networks, including Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. Visit the Services for Firefox website if you want activate a social service and thus enhance your Firefox experience.
Yahoo Mail on Firefox Share, which I presented a few days ago, is featured on the Services for Firefox website. I remind you that Yahoo Mail on Firefox Share makes it incredibly easy to share webpages with others via Yahoo! Mail. It’s as easy as clicking the airplane airplane icon from the upper right hand corner on Firefox’s interface.
Firefox Hello is a global communications system that is built directly into the Firefox web browser. Just by sharing a link, Firefox users can enjoy voice and video calls online. Firefox Hello does not ask you to create an account or download extra software – it’s readily available within the Firefox browser.
With Firefox 39.0, Mozilla introduced screen sharing to Firefox Hello – thanks to it you can share anything you’re looking at in your video call. On top of that, Mozilla introduced the option to share Hello URLs with social networks – or to put it in other words, Mozilla introduced the option to invite people in your social network to join a Firefox Hello conversation.
Download Firefox 39.0 for Windows right here on FindMySoft.
If you want to check out the Firefox 39.0 release notes, you can do so here.
