From the creator of Colorful Tabs, we have yet another handy and helpful Firefox extension. FfChrome, for Firefox, is an add-on that trims and slims your context menus. After installing too many add-ons, your right click menu might get a little cluttered. FfChrome is here to clean things up.
The second part of this awesome addition to Firefox is that you never have to click on anything to get it going. All you have to do is pause on the menu item you want, and that action is taken. From BianaryTurf.com – here are the five things this addon gets right:
- It will optimize your context menu and show only the bare essential items.
- It will allow you to see the unwanted items on the fly by clicking "Show All". You can again collapse it to bare essentials on the fly.
- All disabled items are taken out by default. What will one do with the "paste" item when you haven’t copied anything?
- Ease of use – all changes happen on the fly.
- It is contextually sensitive. It knows and respects the context in which you use it. For e.g. context menu items relating to links or images etc. will only show when you right click on a link or an image etc.
You can get more information about the add-on for Firefox (and download it for yourself) at BianaryTurf.com. FfChrome might just change the way (or at least make it a heck of a lot simpler) you get through the context menus.
