- Basics - adds a new tab button on your tab bar
- FLST - when a tab is closed, this will bring the last tab bar you were on into focus (defualt behavior is the tab to the left)
- ieview - right click on a link and select this to open the link in internet explorer
- BugMeNot - awesome extension that allows you to use submitted name/passwords to get into sites you're too lazy to register for (NY times, Miami Herald etc...)
- Web Developer - very usefull if you are making a web site
- Tab x - adds a button to close the tab on every tab
- Petit TabBrowser Extension - essential extention to allow links to open in new tabs instead of new windows (I've tried others that claim to do this and this one works best)
- undoclosetab - right click on the tab bar and you can undo a tab you've closed
Friday, September 10, 2004
Firefox rules
So there's a internet explorer alternative out there that I've been suing for a few months called firefox. It's free and the best thing about it are extensions people write to make it even better. Here's the ones I'm using right now:
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A spell checker?
ReplyDeleteSpell checker smell checker...lame!
ReplyDeleteI like TinyURL creator
ReplyDeleteThis extension brings the functionality of tinyurl.com closer to your fingertips. It will convert a long URL into a small, more managable one which is easier to share through email and instant messanger. This feature is useable from the Tools menu or as a Toolbar Element (Firefox).
NEVER FEAR THE TRUNCATED EMAILED URL AGAIN!
And why are you suing Firefox?
ReplyDeleteThat extension sounds cool...I hate having to c+p all the urls I get sent that get chooped by outlook.
ReplyDeleteExpect lots of spelling mistakes as I won't be spell checking; hence the "Lazy."
Your blog site bores me. I need more content, perhaps about that intriguing roommate of yours.
ReplyDeleteOnly boring people get bored. I want to hear more about the pillow
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