GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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Mozilla

Mozilla is the new version of Netscape! It is essentially a rewrite of Netscape as an open source project. The latest version is available directly from Debian. Mozilla is very stable and works as the rendering engine for galeon and epiphany.

To check which plugins are installed for your browser, visit the url about:plugins.

For Java plugins see Section 39.3.

For a viewer of various video formats install mozilla-mplayer and mplayer-686. The mozplugger package provides a variety of other plugins.

For a Macromedia Flash Player plugin, install the nonfree package flashplugin-nonfree.