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02-18-2007, 08:26 AM
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 |  Which Firefox extensions are the best?
Saw this list of Firefox extensions over on Wikipedia: List of Firefox extensions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Am pondering which of them I'd like to install. Any suggestions? |
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02-18-2007, 12:02 PM
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There you go: A list of most downloaded extensions at Mozilla Project site :-)
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02-18-2007, 03:08 PM
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It all depends on what you want to do with it. Check out my site: FireFox Hacker | Firefox Hacks, Tweaks, How To's and More I review extensions and keep up to date with the latest Firefox news and events. Search around for topics you are interested in and see what come up. |
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02-20-2007, 02:42 PM
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First, I always install Adblock, even if I am just a guest on the computer. (Of course, I ask the owner permission, and demonstrate how to use it properly... but I always get them to at least let me install it if they already have Firefox, and they always decide to keep it.) On the installs of Firefox that I have direct control over, I install Adsense Notifier... Partly because I just like numbers, and partly because it keeps me from being tempted to click on my own ads. If Google knows what computers I use, then there is no temptation to try and cheat the system, and all of my clicks are always legitimate. On my "work" installations, I install FireFTP, Server Spy, and Web Developer, so that I can quickly troubleshoot any problems (not just on my own server; ask Cassie how useful it was that I could pull her CSS apart very quickly) and be able to connect to my own servers wherever I go. (It really isn't work if I like doing it, is it?) I also use Firefox Portable on my portable hard drive, because I can never guarantee that I'll remain on the same computer. That way, I always have the tools that I'm used to very close at hand wherever I go, with vastly reduced fear of the flash memory going bad from too many write operations. PortableApps.com - Portable software for USB drives | Your Digital Life, Anywhere |
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