Wiki Editing Help

Comments (1) · December 28, 2006 at 5:00 am · General Posts

I do not pretend to know much about wikis on the Web, what they are there for or what you should really do with them. Of course, neither does eighty percent of the Web, so I do not feel so much out of the loop just yet. That is where a Firefox extension like Wikipedia Toolbar comes into play.

The Wikipedia extension makes editing of Wikipedia pages easier by adding a new toolbar to your browser and by providing new menu items in the context menu (right mouse key). You can read more details, have a look at it or jump right to the installation..

It might not make wikis any more interesting or teach you how to use it. It will though make editing them a heck of a lot easier.

+ Download and Learn More About the Wikipedia Toolbar for Firefox!

Side Note: to get this extension to work in Firefox 2, you will need to use Mr Tech Local Install

Tags: browsers, code, editing, extensions, firefox, Web, wiki

Funny Firefox Bug Test

Comments off · October 19, 2006 at 4:15 am · Firefox Hacks

When you mix a little CSS code with Firefox, you get a neat trick that no other browser out there can do. Well, even if they could I wouldn’t care because this is called Firefox Facts, not IE Facts! Anyways, check it out - learn how to do it yourself and be careful where you middle click!

+ Check Out This Funny Firefox Bug Test!

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BBCodeXtra

Comments off · April 4, 2006 at 5:00 am · Firefox Usability

There are millions of different forums out there. I am sure you might belong to one or two of them. Have you ever noticed they use funny code when it comes to adding bold text or links to a post? Well now with this Firefox extension, posting on forums will become a little more user friendly.

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Tags: code, extensions, forums