E-mail a iWeb page from Firefox

Last year I e-mailed an active page from an iWeb site that I created. The links would take the recipient to my non-profit's fund raising website. I can't seem to do this now, or I can't remember the command to "mail a webpage" Could anyone help? Thanks!!

Safari is the easiest browser to email from.
Open the Safari File drop down menu and choose either "Mail Contents of this Page" Command-I or "Mail Link to this Page" Shift-Command-I

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BUT, i have a huge problem. Before I knew how to transfer or find the domain files, I used the "FIND" option to search for the domain site on my computer and when i clicked it open, my site didn't come up but rather a prompt asking me what type of website I'd like to create. For months, the website we created showed up every time I opened iweb but now when i simply clicked on domain.site or whatever it was that turned up in the "Find" folder, I can't bring up or locate the site I created on the computer so I have no way to update it or put it on a disc for my boss... Do you have any idea what caused my site to disappear simply by clicking on domain or any idea where i could find my site??
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