What’s in your Firefox?
It’s Firefox extension sharing time… So here are the current extensions loaded in my main and portable copy of Firefox.
Ablock – Block pesky ads. Visit this page regularly for updated Adblock rules.
Tabbrowser Preferences – Adds a plethora of tabbed browsing options to the Firefox Options menu.
LastTab – Alt + Tab between your current tab and last viewed tab.
FireFTP – Integrated and lightweight FTP client.
SuperDragandGo – Highlight text on webpages and drag to search Google. Alternatively, force links to open in new windows with a simple drag. Especially useful for sites which insist on re-using the same window.
Spellbound – Because no one likes sloppy spellers. Grammer? Bite me. Spell check web forms, comment boxes, and forum posts with a simple right-click context menu. Don’t forget the dictionary databases here.
BugMeNot – Bypass annoying registration screens. Essential for most mainstream news sources, ect.
ScrollbarAnywhere – Vertical and horizontal scrolling while holding down the right-click mouse button. A lot more useful then then using the scrollwheel.
Livelines & Bloglines Toolkit – Full Bloglines integration into your Firefox browser. Add feeds to your Bloglines account using the Livelines status bar button.
Menu Editor – Remove extraneous menu and context menu items. Veteran Firefox users don’t need the File, Go, and Help menu bar items (Use keyboard shortcuts).
Disable Targets for Downloads – Disables that annoying extra window / tab opened by binary download links.
IE View – Because some people insist on force feeding web users IE only content or designs.
Web Developer – Essential tool for examining webpages (web designers need this!)
WellRounded – Mentioned here. Turns that square edged URL and Search box into smooth rounded goodness.
GreaseMonkey – Add bits of DHTML to personalize webpages for enhanced browsing.
Are there any other extensions worth mentioning that other readers should consider?
