emerging attacks. Its Web site maintains a list of flaws in popular software and is updated daily. http://www.us-cert.gov Anti-Phishing Working Group: The APWG is a global task force of industry leaders and law enforcement officials working to combat phishing. Its Web site offers a wealth of information about the plague and how you can defend against it. http://www.antiphishing.org           Part IV: Dressing Up the Fox Chapter List Chapter 16: Setting Your Options Chapter 17: Finding Your Dream Theme Chapter 18: Tailoring Your Toolbars Chapter 19: Controlling the Way Web Sites Look Chapter 20: Extending Firefox   In this part Because you probably use your browser more than any other program on your computer, it would be nothing short of criminal to make you use a browser you didn't love. So think of the default Firefox setup as a mere suggestion. It's the developers' best guess as to what a Web browser should be, but it certainly isn't the only way to go. Perhaps you want this button over there or that menu gone entirely. Perhaps Firefox is missing a feature you need, or maybe you just think it looks better in black. Whatever your fancy, anything is possible thanks to the extensive customization features I outline in this part.           Chapter 16: Setting Your Options Overview Options are heresy among Firefox developers. We don't hate the idea of customization; we just want Firefox to cater to you automatically. It should fit your needs out of the box, so we consider every preference we add a personal failure. That said, different people have different tastes. Just because I find reality better than reality TV doesn't mean the latter shouldn't be an option. The Firefox Options window helps you configure every aspect of your browsing experience, from home page to shutdown. This chapter provides a brief overview of the Options window and points you to additional information about each option.   The right choice