Tech Tip 127 - Five Must-Have Firefox Extensions

Posted by on 06/17 at 09:32 AM Permalink
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Unless you’ve been living atop a tree over the past few years, you’ve undoubtedly heard of the Firefox Web browser. Love it or hate it (and there are people in both camps), you have to admit that Firefox is a very strong and very flexible application. A lot of its flexibility comes from its extensions.

Extensions are tiny bits of software that you install “on top of” Firefox which greatly expand its features and capabilities. There are literally hundreds of extensions which enable Firefox to work more effectively with any number of online services, manage downloads, analyze and edit Web sites, improve the security of the browser, and more.

    Posted by Coolray  on  06/17  at  01:33 PM
  1. I use FireFox always. It great when I can change themes to suit my mood. On my computer it seems to run faster and more smooth the IE. I’ve been using it over a year, and very satisfied with it. recommend it to everyone to try.

  2. Posted by Docquesting  on  06/17  at  09:58 PM
  3. In this one you forgot to mention an all important tool to help save your bookmarks from a drive restore or crash. Its called Gbookmarks and can be found via the following.

    https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2448

  4. Posted by Russell Williams  on  06/18  at  03:48 PM
  5. But can you get rid of the google toolbar?

  6. Posted by wow power leveling  on  06/20  at  02:00 AM
  7. it’s inmpossible to get rid of google bar

    u can find it in tags.

    There’s no inflution on your page if u get one

  8. Posted by chris  on  07/02  at  01:15 PM
  9. can any one help me to buy a cheaper (price) laptop for my studies ?

  10. Posted by pcguy  on  07/07  at  04:32 AM
  11. My most-used extension is Scrapbook. It allows you to capture an entire page on your computer for future viewing. This comes in handy for such things as receipts that cannot be printed at the time. just capture the page and print at a later date if needed.

  12. Posted by Lythande BlueStar  on  01/10  at  11:45 PM
  13. Of all five, I use one:  PDF Download.  The rest are fluff, except perhaps IE Tab. (I hate IE, so I don’t use it.) But you neglected two major add-ons most people _should_ use—Adblock and NoScript; as well as some very handy ones: Clear Cache button, Tab to Window, and Session Manager.

  14. Posted by Artificial trees  on  02/12  at  07:28 AM
  15. Firefox runs on various versions of Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and many other Unix-like operating systems..

  16. Posted by David Murphey  on  02/17  at  12:05 AM
  17. Wonder if there will ever be a firefox available for the iPhone, or will that be in violation of some kind of GPL license?

  18. Posted by rezak  on  04/07  at  10:08 PM
  19. Thanks David! Very nice!

  20. Posted by Toronto Lofts  on  05/30  at  11:01 PM
  21. I don’t use firefox at all. Don’t know whats the fuss, I tried it but didn’t like it. Its nice though. I’m a Opera fan.

  22. Posted by Paul  on  06/28  at  01:56 AM
  23. Hi
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    Paul

  24. Posted by James  on  07/22  at  02:56 AM
  25. I use Firefox as there are so many valuable tools that help me with my daily work. For any of you interested I highly recommend scribefire - allows you to create wordpress posts offline and post when you connect.

  26. Posted by computer security  on  07/30  at  10:52 PM
  27. I switched to Firefox years ago. Will all the available plugins, it’s by far the most versatile browser on the market.

  28. Posted by Gil  on  08/28  at  10:39 AM
  29. The great thing about Firefox’s extensions is that it can make an already powerful and flexible browser do even more so that I can do even more.

  30. Posted by Social Security Benifits  on  08/31  at  06:57 AM
  31. Thanks a ton for these plugins.. Much appreciated.!

  32. Posted by it support  on  09/25  at  06:30 AM
  33. SEOQuake is a must for SEO/webmasters!

  34. Posted by jai  on  04/14  at  04:14 AM
  35. very useful shared w.r.t firefox. its market cap is increasing and IE is getting beaten up..

  36. Posted by Weather forecast  on  06/26  at  10:41 AM
  37. The most “useful” extensions vary from person to person, that’s why there are so many to begin with. No one can really tell you what the most useful ones are because what may be useful to them may be utter junk to you.

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