Which Mozilla Firefox extensions do you guys use..
I use;
SmoothWheel - An extension that has a smoother scroll for FF.
CustomizeGoogle -
enhance Google search results and remove ads and spam
SearchEngineOrdering - Basically let's you change the order of the engines in the top right search bar on Firefox. It also lets you delete engines by right-clicking and deleting them as opposed to going into the folders and stuff.
G-Mail Preview Bubbles - Self-Explanatory
GreaseMonkey - Let's you use "user scripts"' for any web site
Blue Security - Anti-Spam for e-mail.
AdBlock Filterset - Blocks popular ads autmoatically.
Last edited by LooseCannon on Wed Apr 26, 2006 1:32 pm, edited 1 time in total.
knapplc wrote:So far the only one I use is StumbleUpon.
I'll look into the ones you listed, though. Some of them sound pretty useful.
I originally used StumbleUpon, but even after personalizing it and using it very often, I barely ever found a web site that interested me or was worth looking at.
knapplc wrote:So far the only one I use is StumbleUpon.
I'll look into the ones you listed, though. Some of them sound pretty useful.
I originally used StumbleUpon, but even after personalizing it and using it very often, I barely ever found a web site that interested me or was worth looking at.
I hear you. Sometimes their choices for me seem pretty far out there.
I use it when I'm bored and can't be bothered to find something interesting on my own. It takes about ten clicks usually to find something, but usually I can discover some form of entertainment that way.
Adblock, Context Highlight (don't use it that often), Extend Statusbar,GDirections, googlebar, NoScript, PDFDownload, popup count,QuickTabPrefToggle,SeachrIMDb, SmoothWheel, Tabbrowerser Extensions, Tabbrowser Prefs,WindowsUpdate,WizzRSSNewsReader,UITweaker, AND, MinimizeToTray.
If love that last one, If you minimize FFox, it will go into your tray near the clock, so you freeup a space on your taskbar. There's also one for Thunderbird.