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Lawyer Gets Rs. 2 Lac Fine for Wasting Court’s Time

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Friday imposed a fine of Rs200,000 on Advocate Siraj Ahmed for wasting the court’s … Read More The post Lawyer Gets Rs. 2 Lac Fine for Wasting Court’s Time appeared first on ProPakistani .

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Firefox Address Bar: Keyword Searches, Bookmark Keywords, and @ Shortcuts for Power Users

Firefox's address bar has extensive search customization that most users never explore. Here's how to set up keyword searches, manage multiple search engines, and make the address bar a powerful…

  • The Firefox Address Bar, or Awesome Bar, serves as both a search box and launcher.
  • Users can type keywords followed by a space and a query for keyword searches.
  • Custom search engines and bookmark keywords enhance functionality for power users.

Dark Mode for Developers: Eye Strain, When You Need an Extension, and NightOwl vs Dark Reader

Eye strain from bright screens is a real problem for developers who stare at browsers all day. Here's why dark mode matters beyond aesthetics, and when a dark mode extension is the right solution vs.

  • Dark mode reduces eye strain by minimizing blue light emission.
  • OS-level dark mode lacks support for some websites.
  • Extensions NightOwl and Dark Reader provide consistent dark mode across all content.

Firefox History: Search, Management, Export, and the Frecency Algorithm Explained

Firefox's browser history is more searchable than most users realize, and there are several ways to manage, backup, and restore it. Here's the complete guide.

  • Firefox history offers search, management, and export features
  • Frecency algorithm ranks suggestions by frequency and recency
  • History retention adjustable up to 365 days for 100,000 URLs

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