best guide to add-ons, themes and tips for Firefox
Need a way to easily highlight links you already have bookmarked while you are browsing the Web? The Bookmark Highlighter add-on for Firefox will get the job done. This quick and easy add-on for Firefox will highlight links to any URLs on a webpage that are currently saved to your bookmarks.
Facebook is a tool that some of us use everyday, so we might as well make it look the way we want and add new abilities that we really need, right? FaceTweak is an add-on for Firefox that promises to be the Ultimate Facebook Enhancer. With it, you can add tons of tweaks to the Facebook interface and engine to get more out of this social networking tool.
Need a better tool to help you format webpages, before you print them? Print Edit, a Firefox add-on, makes this really easy. If your stuck on a website that does not offer a "printer friendly" version of the document you need a hard copy of – give this excellent extension a download.
Find yourself looking for more browsing room in Firefox? Well the titlebar for the Firefox window does take up some space – so why not remove it? The Hide Caption Titlebar Plus is that add-on you need to make this happen.
Need a good way to quickly reorganize the way content is seen on the web? That is what Pearltrees is trying to do, and it is getting a lot of good press in delivering one of the best representations of this age old idea. The idea of bookmarking pages is really outdated. Shouldn’t there be a better way by now to save, discover and share the stuff you like?
Looking for a quick and easy way to enlarge thumbnails of photos you see on Facebook? Facebook PhotoZoom will do the trick. This simple add-on will bring simple photo magnification to your favorite social network.
Searching for a better deal while you shop Online? The InvisibleHand add-on for Firefox might be the next browsing companion you need to pick up. Once installed, this add-on for Firefox will let you know if the product you are looking for is cheaper somewhere else.
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.
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.
The History Submenus extension for Firefox is here to make thumbing through the browser’s history easier.
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