Mozilla: A Users Guide, or Using the Mozilla Application Suite

Overview

The author has been using Mozilla as his primary web client since about release 0.8 or so, and was always frustrated with the lack of documentation. Granted, he has never looked for or required a book for Internet Explorer, but then again, the internal help for that product is so good, and, primarily, it does not have the wide range of customization available to Mozilla. The idea here is to get you up and running quickly with the basics, and then wow you with features that are easy to configure or add. Furthermore, this book should be able to be a guide for the Mozilla derivative. Web clients such as Netscape , K-Meleon , Camino (formerly Chimera), Phoenix, etc. could be served by the sections which pertain to web browsing.