Stop Firefox from Automatically Entering "Work Offline" Mode

The "Work Offline" mode in Firefox can be useful if you don't have an internet connection, but Firefox annoyingly enables it automatically whenever you lose connection, even for a second. Here's how to disable that behavior.

If you have a spotty connection and are sick of Firefox constantly throwing you into Work Offline mode, there's a new about:config tweak in Firefox 3.6 and above that will disable this annoying behavior. Type about:config in the address bar, right click anywhere, and hit New > Boolean. Type in network.manage-offline-status as the preference name and hit OK, setting it to false when prompted.

Now, Firefox should stop automatically toggling the Work Offline mode when your connection blips out. Of course, you can still use Work Offline mode, you just have to toggle it yourself in the preferences.

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How to Remotely Log Out of Facebook

Facebook has recently announced a new feature called remote log out which enables users to end account activity remotely, which means you can sign out of any sessions active on any other device like other browsers, mobile devices etc. This way you can sign out of any Facebook sessions you have opened on any public computer. To remotely log out, click on the Account Settings link and this will open your Facebook account settings.



Under Account Activity, you can see the most recent activity and also recently active sessions.



You can click on the end activity link to end a session remotely from the currently logged in session. This is nice security feature to have especially when you have forgot to log out from your friend’s PC or a public computer.