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Have it Your Way with Firefox!

Jul/26 in Add-ons Reviews

I need another top Firefox extensions list like I need another hole in my head, but they keep coming anyways.

Firefox extensions are small add-on programs that add a new piece of functionality to the browser. These extensions can range from adding a new toolbar button to adding a completely new feature. The great thing about these extensions is that you can choose which extensions you want to add. This allows Firefox to stay small in size and run efficiently. The following is a list of the 25 of the best extensions for Firefox.

+ Get Firefox Your Way!

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Morning Coffee

Jul/12 in Usability

Do you find yourself doing the same thing every single morning? I know I do. As soon as I sit down, I usually fire up Firefox and launch my Yahoo! Mail, a few Web hosting forums, and a few other miscellaneous Web sites. Instead of having to open each Web site by hand, wouldn’t it be easier to have this automated for me? The Morning Coffee Firefox extension does that job and it does it well.

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Get a gBrain

Jul/11 in Add-ons Reviews

I know I have told loved ones, family and friends I would like to have a second brain. Not really sure where I would put it, but with everything we are doing these days Online, it would come in handy. The Firefox gBrain extension gives me a “Googlized” version of a second brain, as far as my browsing habits go. I guess beggars can not be choosers.

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Better Saving of Links and Images

Jul/06 in Usability

No mater what your way of doing things is, there always seems to be a better way to do it. When it comes to saving links and images on the Web, I have two extensions that will make your life on the Web a heck of a lot easier. With both the Save Link in Folder and Save Image in Folder extensions, you will become a browsing master.

[Learn the Better Ways of Saving Links and Images!]

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Farky

Jun/27 in Usability

For those three people who might not know, Fark.com is a collection of interesting links from all over the Web. With something as old and popular as Fark, you would think somebody has written a Firefox extension to help you master your farking, right? That they have, and its name is Farky.

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Firefox – For Small Business

Jun/24 in Add-ons Reviews

The folks over at Small Business Pipeline have put together a nice extension list for small businesses.

Enter Networking Pipeline’s crack researcher (that is, yours truly). He braved the toughest of the Web, scoured extension sites, and crawled through the underbelly of the Internet to find for you the absolute coolest collaboration and communication Firefox extensions around.

[Learn About the 15 Best Firefox Extensions For Collaboration!]

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Want a Smart Cursor?

Jun/23 in Usability

The smart-cursor Firefox extension does one simple job, and it does it well. It changes your cursor’s appearance depending on what type of link it is hovering over. If it is an E-mail link, then you see an envelope. If it is javascript, then you will see a little scroll. If it is going to give you a pop up, then you see a little miniature browser. This is a good start to a great idea.

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Fire up the Fox

Jun/15 in Resources

I want to thank Joe (sorry, no URL mentioned) for sending this link in to me. Fire up the Fox looks to create a starting point for anybody that might be new to the Firefox interface or ways of doing things. Extensions, themes, help, and more are all covered with a few examples for each. Now what I want to know is where is the link to the free Firefox Facts eBook? Fire up the Fox is a great resource and database for the little orange and blue browser that could.

[Learn More About Fire up the Fox!]

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Open Selected Links in Firefox

Jun/06 in Usability

Us power surfers need a good way to open multiple links at the same time. Clicking on each one (one my one) can be a tedious task. That is where the openselectedlinks Firefox extension comes into play. This extension adds a menu item to open selected links. Lets say you wanted to open five links. All you would have to do is select those five links, right-click and hit “Open 5 selected links”. Give your clicking finger a rest!

[Learn More About the Openselectedlinks Extention!]

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WebCrumbz

May/26 in Bookmark Help

WebCrumbz says that they, “Refind links you never knew you’d need, to those you never knew”. So what does that really mean? They keep track of your history, and serve you up your own version of the Web. If you want to travel outside the box, you can also check out what other users have been visiting as well.

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