Tried a few times in the past but never used it for long. Great use of the new Canvas feature in Firefox 1.5, it shows a thumbnail of each page when you mouse over noncurrent tabs. It also lets you download attachments with one click and 'instant reply' without having to load a new page. Modifies Y! Mail so that I can open messages inline (meaning I can open many at once and see them all on the one page). Had to use the altered version because its the only one to work with Firefox 1.5. Great for serious JavaScript development.

JavaScript Debugger v0.9.85 ( amo homepage).Replaces the inbuilt JavaScript Console with the 'Error Console', makes the console very useful and adds advanced features. I use it by selecting links I'm interested and opening them all in tabs. Lets you open multiple links in a variety of ways. I use mainly for outlining block elements in HTML, validation and resizing the window for common sizes. Great when downloading lots of the same type of file linked from a page (ZIP downloads, images etc.).Īnalysis and debugging pages. Useful when trying to analyse how a website is structured, when checking out how it works or for customising. View Rendered Source Chart v1.5.02 ( amo homepage).Lets me use gestures, which for me involves shortcuts for going Back and Closing a tab/window (customised to use a down stroke). Great for pruning a page before printing.ĭon't use this that much anymore, but used to aggressively prune the context menu to make it faster to use (by getting rid of stuff I don't use). Lets you point to sections of a web page and delete, isolate, de-widify etc. Ok, so I'm an old Mozilla App Suite user, and like my advanced History manager to prune my huge history list. Enhanced History Manager v0.5.8.05 ( amo homepage).While I have maintained my block list of many years, when setting up for other people, I use FiltersetG list (usually via the updater extension). Need to check out Adblock Plus, with heaps of improvements like whitelisting. Used to like a lot, but the weather date provider (Accuweather) is usually way off for Melbourne weather, so I use the Bureau of Meteorology's plain text based forecast.Ĭouldn't live without. I've blogged about this before Mozilla (+Firefox) user pref/extensions back in April 2004 (when I primarily used Mozilla App Suite).Īnyway, here is a list of the current Extensions I am using in Firefox 1.5:

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