Having a hard time finding the right mix of Firefox add-ons that are right for you? Well, Mozilla has taken some of the work out of the process with Fashion Your Firefox. From here, you can choose from several different personality types and then get the best mixture of Firefox extensions to make your browsing experience even better. Do you fit into any of these categories?
Finder and Seeker
“I want to make finding information on the Web simpler and more relevant to me.”
Social Butterfly
“I love social networks! I keep track of friends and family, share photos, organize events, and am always looking for ways to stay connected.”
Shutterbug
“I love to view and share pictures and videos online.”
Digital Pack Rat
“I want a hassle-free way to keep track of my favorite sites, bookmarks, blogs and, well, everything!”
Rock Star
“Music and the Web go together like rock stars and leather — I love to listen while I surf, work, email or research online.”
Decorator
“I decorate my room, my office, even myself! So why not decorate my browser?”
Shopaholic
“I love to shop online and am always looking for ways to take advantage of great online deals.”
News Junkie
“I want to know what’s happening in the world as it happens. And the weather helps me plan my week — temperature, please!”
Executive Assistant
“I need a better way to make lists and organize myself (no more sticky notes!).”
Another great idea from the Mozilla team. If you want to learn more about the back-end of things, be sure to check out the Mozilla Add-ons blog post about the newest addition to the Firefox customization family: http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/2008/11/18/fashion-your-firefox-a-new-distribution-channel-for-add-ons/
Right now I use my “downloads” folder as a catch all for all the things (audio, video, pictures and more) that I download from the Web. From there I sort it out to where it needs to go. If you want to add a few more favorite locations to save to from Firefox you can do so with the FavLoc addon.
Here is an easy trick to speed up your Firefox downloading. First thing you must do is add the “Downloads” icon to your Firefox toolbar somewhere. From there you can do this to download quicker.
Will Firefox start telling you where you can or can not go? Where are my freedoms?! I can already smell some of the outrage that might be building over Firefox 3 blocking Web sites that try to install back stuff onto your computer. Personally I think it is a good thing after reading through 
TwisterMc is already one of my favorite Firefox theme designers. All of his work always seems to have it’s own individual characteristics and quirks that make it unique as well. So when it comes to learning how to make your own Firefox theme, why not learn from one of the best?
