Where is the weather information?

Weather info for ft worth tx

Hi Larry, Firefox does not have a feature build in to display the weather, but that's what extensions are for :) Here is an extension you can install with one click that will show you the weather in the status bar or any toolbar:
[https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/forecastfox-weather/?src=search Forecastfox Weather]

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