Make Firefox Bluetacular
Looking to make your web browser a little more blue? I am here to give the Bluetacular theme for Firefox two thumbs up, for an original look and feel when it comes to giving Firefox a new face.
Firefox 3.0 Has to Rest in Peace
There will be no more updates for Firefox 3.0.x anymore, so if you haven’t upgraded to Firefox 3.6 – you had better hurry up and do so. That was the official word from Mozilla on the topic in a recent meeting.
Clear Firefox’s History for a Single Site
Want to clear any stored information about one web site in particular, without clearing out all of your browser’s history files? Hidden deep within the Firefox browser, there is a way to clear Firefox’s history for just one single web site. You just have to know where to look.
Search in Sites with CyberSearch
I am always looking for a way to search the site I am on, and now thanks to CyberSearch – there is an easier way to do just that.
Having just installed the CyberSearch extension, I can tell you my new favorite feature is the ability to search the current web site you are surfing via Google.
Close Tab With Two Right Clicks
Rather than hunting down the X to close your current tab, what if all you had to do was wish upon a star, and then right click anywhere on the tab you wish to shut down? I will let you know how to get that done, without the need of the “wishing upon a star” part.
Turn the Lights Out on Firefox
Looking to make Firefox a little darker, and perhaps even more mysterious? Look no further than the BlackFox theme for Firefox.
This is one of the few dark Firefox themes I could see myself using on a regular basis.
Account Manager Comes to Firefox
Simplification for web site logins is desperately needed. Once upon a time, people thought Open ID might be the solution, but it has fizzled out. Where is the future? The Firefox Account Manager.
The Account Manager is a prototype that really makes things easy when it comes to logging into your favorite web sites. You can login and logout, right from the toolbar.
Make History Backtracking Better
The History Submenus extension for Firefox is here to make thumbing through the browser’s history easier.
Essential Firefox Add-ons for Google Reader
My RSS feed reading application of choice is Google Reader. I have been using it for several years now, and it has never let me down. Now, that is not to say it could not be improved though. Here are a few ways you can make your RSS feed reading in Google Reader even better.
The Google Reader Watcher add-on is handy to have, because it will check your Google Reader for unread new posts. You can use this to keep track of how many stories you have yet to read. Checking Google Reader with this add-on is much more practical than visiting the Google Reader web site several times a day, for those RSS feed addicts out there like me.
All of Amazon.com in One Button
Amazon.com is the Web’s version of Walmart. Almost everything you could need is there, and they make it so simple to shop there and the prices so low, you cannot help but come back again and again for more. If you find yourself turning to Amazon every time you order something online, then you might want to check out the Amazon Button add-on for Firefox.
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