Once again, I wasted some time trying to find a firefox add-on I lost. Time is a rare commodity, and I’m always picky about the Firefox add-ons I use. Well, Firefox is one of the software I use the most, and add-ons are intended to fit your personnal needs. So it’s the thing to be very particular about, isn’t it?
I know there is no exciting information in this post, my friends would tag it as “RDM” which stands in french for “Recyclator De Merde”. A rough translation could be “F… Recyclator”
Nevertheless I post my list here as a backup, with a few comments.
- Aardvark 2.2
damn useful when you want to clean up a web page before printing. I got it from Aurelien and use it mainly for Assaf’s articles ;) - InfoLister 0.9f.2
This list was initially generated with Infolister. This extension allows you to backup your firefox information at startup in local a file , or over FTP or HTTP. - It’s All Text! 0.8.2
I installed this add-on to avoid committing suicide when Firefox crashes in the middle of a wiki page editing, email writing, etc. Very bad memories… - PDF Download 1.0.0.2
- Personal Menu 3.0.9
How many times a day do you use the toolbar menu? Once? Twice? 10 at worst? So why should you lose that space? Get ride of the toolbar menu, hide it behind a single button. You might even customize the menu list if you wish so. - Tab Mix Plus 0.3.6
If I was stranded on a desert island, this extension would be one of the 10 items I would bring with me. Many great features for tab management, good documentation, reliable,… addictable. - Better Gmail 2 0.2
- CustomizeGoogle 0.68
- del.icio.us Bookmarks 1.5.44
- Download Statusbar 0.9.5.2
- Firebug 1.05
- Google Notebook 1.0.0.18
- Google Toolbar for Firefox 3.0.20070525L
- Greasemonkey 0.7.20070607.0
- Web Developer 1.1.4