Archive for October, 2007
Don’t you sometimes wonder where that server is that is hosting the web site you are viewing? Ok, maybe it isn’t something we all day dream about – but I do have a special connection with the web hosting world. Flagfox is a simple extention that does a simple job – it displays a country flag in the status bar depicting the location of the current web site’s server.
Here is a little more information from the extension developer:
It [...]
Are you a big YouTube fan? The YouPlayer extension delivers you all the wild and wacky cats wearing roller skates-like fun of YouTube in your Firefox sidebar.
Here are a few more details from the creator of the extension.
This is a must-have addon for all YouTube fans! YouPlayer is a YouTube video player with playlist similar to the one in Winamp. You may add/drag a YouTube link into a playlist window. When you double-click on it, it will be shown [...]
Need help coming up with confusing and complicated passwords? There are a number of services out there that will help you in this department, but one of the best I have found is Password Hasher.
This Firefox extension delivers when it comes to delivering you a password I’d never be able to guess. Now why should you use strong password? Well the obvious reason would be to make sure your content does not get stolen.
Here are [...]
Not often to I find “slick” looking themes that I like. Heck, most of the time I am still using the Firefox default just because it doesn’t mind being customized as much as some of the others out there do. Now with that in mind, I nearly had my mind blown by Urethane Light. For a slick and shinny theme, it is innovative and beautiful at the same time.
Here are the installation instructions:
1. Download the .jar [...]
/ October 12, 2007 -
News
Sure I might have spent some of this week missing in action, but I still have the top headlines for you that happened this past week in the world of Firefox.
Mozilla Goes Mobile? – I think Firefox would make the perfect mobile browser for a slew of devices out there.
Vote for the Next Mozilla Store Item! – The choice is yours, what would you like to see come next from the Mozilla Store?
Pirillo Offers Holy Grail to Firefox Configurations – [...]
I really like Halloween, it might be my favorite holiday of the year. It has always seemed to be that way with me, not sure exactly why. Don’t know if it is all the scary stuff, the dressing up or the fact my birthday is in the same month.
Since I am in the spirit of the holiday though I thought I would toss you a few Firefox themes that would help you celebrate right along with [...]
With Firefox and a few handy extensions, you can take any gallery of photos or images and get more out of them. Where other browser might fall a little short, Firefox knows how to treat the image loving freaks out there. Need some help with your digital images? Firefox has you covered.
Image Toolbar – get that old IE6 hover-over toolbar on Firefox. You know the one that used to let you save, coy, print and more? [...]
Month after month, the most popular post I have done seems to be the best Greasemonkey script roundup. Just wanted to let everybody know I have updated the list, deleted some junk and hopefully now it is worth its popularity levels yet again.
Here are some of the other posts that were popular last month:
The Super Mario Bros 3 Firefox Theme
Firefox and BitTorrent
5 Star Firefox Wallpaper
Best Flickr Greasemonkey Scripts
Google Calendar in Your Sidebar
If there is ever anything you’d like to [...]
Doing the same thing over and over again sucks. Being repetitive sucks. If the Web is all about making my life better, why do I have to keep doing the same things over and over again? DejaClick, an extension for Firefox, looks to end my repetitive ways.
Here is a little more about the extension from the developers:
DejaClick is a web recorder and Super Bookmark utility designed exclusively for Firefox. You can record and bookmark your browser activities, [...]
/ October 3, 2007 -
News
I have decided to remove the FeedBurner ads from the Firefox Facts RSS feed. In all honesty it just wasn’t really returning enough of the green stuff to be worth it to me – and if it means I can get a few more subscribers and visitors to FirefoxFacts.com, then ditching them is well worth it.
So might be time to pass this URL to all your friends, amigos and buddies:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/firefoxfacts
Now ad free but still full of goodies!
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