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The add-on looks to enhance the way you interact with content from your favorite website services.  Check out this quick video tour to learn more:

For people with plenty of screen real estate, this really is a great tool to add to the browser.  Your searches, social link sharing and much more are just pulled up in a popup window that comes from the right of the screen.  You might think this would get in the way of things – but it also does a good job at hiding itself when you don’t need it front and center.

KwiClick can display the results of your searches from the Firefox search box, which makes finding the right site easier than ever. This is an option that can be turned on/off whenever you like.

Want to give it a shot? Go download KwiClick for Firefox over at the Firefox add-ons website.

LikeJournal’s main job is to help you keep track of both your own Facebook likes and those of your friends’ too.  It saves them all as social bookmarks, so yu can easily search and browse them in a single click.

The way this works is simple.  You only need to log into LikeJournal website.  After that, your likes from Facebook will be instantly pulled in and indexed so you can browse and search them through the extension or LikeJournal website. From then on – each new link you like will be added to your link list on LikeJournal.com.  Even if you are without a like button on the website you are browsing, you can use the power of the LikeJournal add-on to share and archive any link, any time.

If you like (pun intended) both Firefox and Facebook, then you should give LikeJournal a shot.  You can download this add-on from the Firefox Add-ons website.

Mozilla’s social sharing button has gotten a few new improvements. F1, from Mozilla Labs is proposed to be a future default feature in a later version of Firefox, so think we should learn as much about it as we can.

The big update this time around is that the add-on now supports LinkedIn – so you can share things with your friends there. The interface has gotten a ‘bit of a facelift too.  Rather than expanding it’s interface down from the top of the browser, it shows a pop-up window that is more in-line with the Firefox 4 interface.

You also get a thumbnail picture preview when you share things on your Facebook account too.  I wish they would include the ability to post on Facebook fan pages – however, the new ability to post to your Facebook groups is a nice addition.

F1 is an add-on you have to try out if you are using Firefox 4 and have any sort of Facebook or Twitter-like social existence.  It might be about the best add-on I’ve seen when it comes to sharing links you have run across with family, friends and fans.

If you are looking for a fast and easy way to share your thoughts without too much work, Statusus really get the job done.  Want to show your support for this fantastic idea or get to know the guys behind the Statusus add-on? They have a Facebook Apps page at which you can contact them or just tell them how much you like their Firefox add-on.  I am sure they probably would love feedback and suggestions too if you happen to have any.

You can pick up the Statusus add-on for Firefox on the Firefox Add-ons website.

Have you noticed your friend number going down recently? I always kind of wonder who would unfriend me on Facebook and why.  The Unfriend Finder user script will at least help me answer one of those questions.  It will keep track of who unfriends you on Facebook.

The problem is that once you have over 100 friends it is a little hard to keep track of them all.  The Unfriend Finder simply gives you the ability to know when they have unfriended you or their account.  Once installed, you will have 0 unfriends.  When a person removes you or deactivates their account, you will be notified on the new "unfriend" page added to Facebook by this script.

This Unfriend Finder also gives you the ability to know who has not yet accepted your friend request. So if you want to know who is ignoring you – this gives you the real time ability to do just that too.

You will need Greasemonkey installed to make the script work.  Once you have that in place though, head over to unfriendfinder.com and start finding out who is unfriending you on Facebook.

Mozilla is getting into the world of social link sharing.  With F1, you can add the functionality of sharing a link on Twitter, Gmail or Facebook into the Firefox browser.  This neat add-on has a lot of potential, and is simple enough for anybody to pick up and use.

To share a link with F1, all you need to do is hit the share icon in the toolbar, choose the service you wish to share the link on and type out your short little message to your followers.  Once you then hit share, it will be sent out.  By default F1 works only with Twitter, Facebook and Gmail but I could see other services being included down the road.

Check out this short video to get more details on how F1 works:

Overall, I have to say I am pretty excited to see where F1 will go next.  Will Firefox having an add-on like this put services like AddThis.com out of business?

The Firefox add-on Thumbnail Zoom will do the work for you, and works with a lot of the popular image hosting websites out there.  All you need to do is download it, and then get to zooming!

This add-on for the Firefox browser will show you a floating panel with the full size image of whatever the thumbnail is about. You hover over the thumbnail image, and the add-on will take care of the rest of the work for you.

Here are some of the websites the Thumbnail Zoom add-on is confirmed to work with:

• Facebook
• Twitter
• MySpace
• Amazon
• Picasa
• Flickr
• LinkedIn
• Hi5
• Twitpic
• deviantART
• PhotoBucket
• Wikipedia

You can also enable or disable each site’s ability to zoom on the thumbnails via the status bar menu (or through the add-on settings).  So if you need to zoom in on thumbnails when on Facebook, but not on Twitter – you have full control.

You can pick up the Thumbnail Zoom add-on from the Firefox Add-ons website.

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.

Once installed, you will see that you have many more options available for tweaking Facebook to suit your needs.  These are mainly broken down into backend fixes, that make certain Facebook features better and ascetic changes, that make Facebook look different.

Here are the main features FaceTweak has to offer:

• AutoLogin – Auto-login to Facebook (assuming Firefox is set to remember your password)
• Chat Emoticons – Adds smileys to the side of Facebook, clicking on one adds to your message
• Replace Smileys – Replace text smileys as graphics (graphics are original from Facebook.com)
• Fixed Header – Makes the Facebook navigation menu remain ‘fixed’ to the top of the screen
• Fixer – Bigger photos, better albums, download videos, show age, Google Calendar integration, etc.

Here are some of the new social options you have available:

• Auto Confirm Friend Requests – Automatically accept all friend requests
• Autopoke – Automatically pokes back pokers listed on your home page
• Deletes – Bulk delete friends
• Ignore All Requests – Denies all Facebook requests on button click
• Invites – Invites your friends to the app if they’ve already allowed the app access
• Highlight Birthdays – Highlights today’s birthdays on your home page
• Games Quick Invite – Adds quick invite links to various games (needs ‘Invites’ option enabled)
• Poke All – Adds ‘Poke All’ and ‘Poke Selected’ buttons above the pokes on user homepages
• Reply Button – Adds a reply button to comments
• Select All Friends – Select all friends at once instead of having to do so one by one

But wait, that’s not all – you also have tons of media options to play with too:

• inYOf4ceBook – Larger versions of thumbnails and profile pictures on mouse-over
• Video – Adds links to download or convert videos with Zamzar.com, and provides embedded code
• View All Photos – Places link to view all photos of a user
• View Photo in Album – View all photos of a user or an album

And on top of all of this greatness, you get over 20 new skins for Facebook, so you can change how the website looks and feels. You can pick up FaceTweak from the Firefox Add-ons website or learn more about the development of this neat tool at FaceTweak.com.

Do you belong to every social network that pops up on the Web?   I am kind of a sucker for them, so of course I turned towards Firefox to help me keep up with them all.  Yoono helps you keep all your social networks and instant messaging needs all in one easy to use application. Easily get all your updates or update your own status, across Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and more.

Once Yoono is installed, it lives inside of your Firefox sidebar.  It helps you stay connected in your online social life by connecting you to such services as MySpace, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, FriendFeed, AIM, Yahoo IM and more and keeps all the contact information in one central location.  You can also use it to share links, images and videos across all your networks at the same time.

Here are a few more features of this fantastic social networking tool:

• Connect to all your social networks and never miss another status update from friends or family. You’re connected wherever you are on the web.
• Update your status across all your social networks at the same time.
• All your IM services right in your browser sidebar to easily chat while your surf the web – no more logging on to multiple services.
• Easily share links, images, and video from the page you are viewing with all your social networks at the same time.
• Discover cool stuff with the discovery widget that shows you related websites, images, videos and more as you browse.

It might not be for everybody, but for some of you out there – this could really help simplify keeping up with all of your social networking friends.

You can get Yoono from the Firefox Add-ons website, or learn more about the product from yoono.com.