diff --git a/source/2/2.1/2.1.1/firefox.rst b/source/2/2.1/2.1.1/firefox.rst
index 27f52688..dd0f397e 100644
--- a/source/2/2.1/2.1.1/firefox.rst
+++ b/source/2/2.1/2.1.1/firefox.rst
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ To open a new tab in Firefox press the plus button on the right of the tab bar o
 
 To go back to a previous page in Firefox press the button pointing to the left or press :kbd:`Alt + Left arrow`. To open the page you were previously at in a new tab middle click the back button. To go forward to a page you have visited before but have now gone back from press the button with the arrow pointing to the right or :kbd:`Alt + Right arrow`. Middle click on the forward button to open the page you went back from in a new tab. To download a file directly to your local disk right click :menuselection:`Save Link As` file as and then you will get a dialog box to show where to save it. 
 
-To open a window with all of your downloads on it press :kbd:`Control+Shift+Y`. To open pcmanfm-qt in the folder where you downloaded things right click and select on the download and select :menuselection:`Open Containing Folder`. To get a link for someone else to download something right click on the downloaded content right click and select :menuselection:`Copy Download Link`.
+To open a window with all of your downloads on it press :kbd:`Control+Shift+Y`. To open PCManFM-Qt in the folder where you downloaded things right click and select on the download and select :menuselection:`Open Containing Folder`. To get a link for someone else to download something right click on the downloaded content right click and select :menuselection:`Copy Download Link`.
 
 .. image:: firefox-downloads.png
 
@@ -80,4 +80,4 @@ from the terminal to run Firefox. You can also from the command line have Firefo
 
    firefox https://manual.lubuntu.me
    
-You can also launch Firefox from the quick launch by default by left clicking on it. The icon for firefox looks like a globe with a red fox circling around it.
+You can also launch Firefox from the quick launch by default by left clicking on it. The icon for Firefox looks like a globe with a red fox circling around it.