What are your Favourite Firefox Extensions?

[pulsewidth947]

So I have to run Firefox at work (we run 10.2.8 and Safari 1.0.3), and I'm just trying to discover what the point is to Extensions.

Whats your favourite Extension for Firefox? Any that you use regularly?

:EDIT: I just found one that saves your session.. One of the things I loved about opera.

 

[TBi]

Theres only one.

Adblock

I use it on every version of firefox i have to block out those pesky ads. I just wish safari had something similar as i prefer the safari tab switch keyboard shortcut. If that was in firefox i wouldn't use safari much.

 

[pulsewidth947]

Thanks for that.. You know you cant press ctrl+tab to switch to the next tab dont you?

:EDIT:
Is this any good to you?

Provides a history of visited tabs. I often find that I have many many tabs open and that I want to switch amongst a certain number of tabs. Often these tabs aren't next to each other so the normal Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab stuff doesn't work out too well. TabHistory provides two histories of the tabs. The first history is automatic. Whenever you change tab, the tab you change to will be added to this history. To go back to the previous tab, press Ctrl+, (Ctrl+comma). To go to the next tab in the history, press Ctrl+. (Ctrl+dot).

 

[fistful]

I like:

adblock

spellbound (spell checker). although it's kind of a pain to install.

and gmail notifier


That's all that I've found to be all that useful. Besides I'm currently using Safari almost exclusively.

 

[TBi]

Thanks for that.. You know you cant press ctrl+tab to switch to the next tab dont you?

Yup i do, you can also use ctrl+shift+tab to go back a tab but i like the option+shift+left/right shortcut that safari uses better. It's a lot more natural for me to do with my hands on the keyboard.

 

[swindmill]

FARKit
PictureZoom (or something like that)
smoothscroll
Gmail notifier (before I used Mail)
others I can't remember due to my infatuation with Camino

 

[boomtopper]

I use this for web development i find it extremely useful

web development tools

 

[Emkooda]

Most definitely, Stumbleupon is my favourite firefox extension. It enables preference specified, random website surfing. It is a brilliant way to discover new sites, and is home to many of the most well created and interesting blogs on the web. Check it out at: www.stumbleupon.com/

I'm currently also really enjoying speed dial, which gives you an Opera style opening page that contains 9 of your favourite sites, graphically displayed, for you to choose from: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4810

 

[sclough]

I have found MeasureIt and ColorZilla helpful in web development. Live HTTP Headers has come in helpful a few times for app development. I used to use FasterFox and know several that use it. It did used to make a difference, but I haven't tested it with 3.0 yet.

 

[raztro]

Adblock Plus
Greasemonkey
Stylish

 

[RevK]

Theres only one.

Adblock

I use it on every version of firefox i have to block out those pesky ads. I just wish safari had something similar as i prefer the safari tab switch keyboard shortcut. If that was in firefox i wouldn't use safari much.

It's called SafariBlock: http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/19202

 

[Emkooda]

Google Preview is another I really like. It gives you a graphical preview of the websites that come up in google searches. I thought it would slow google down, but it makes no difference to load time at all. Very nice.

You can find it at: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/189

 

[kalex]

weave
adblock
craigzilla
evernote
nzbdstatus

 

[Emkooda]

I found the 'Mac bookmark toolbar favicons' addition to Stylish was perfect for adding icons to the Firefox toolbar. Very useful if you like to have a lot of links on your toolbar without any text, for prettiness and good space economy.

Emk

 

[Ntombi]

Adblock Plus and Download Helper.

Also, adding a bunch of other sites and search engines into the "Google Bar" at the upper right. Having everything from IMDB to Amazon to Weather.com and several others up there for easy access is great.

 

[clevin]

I can't imagine I didn't reply to this one before.

necessity

Adblock+
Firegestures
Autodial
Delicious Bookmarks
Compact menu (win/lin only)
password exporter

Good to have

Stealther
PicLens
Ubiquity
resizeable textarea
fireftp
download status bar
screengrab!

 

[edesignuk]

AdBlock Plus /w Easylist subscriptions
Google Bookmarks Button
uTorrent

 

[SpookyLars]

Adblock Plus
Web Developer
Firebug
Better Gmail 2

 

[riscy]

I can't believe no one has mentioned NoScript at all - first extension/add-on I install on Firefox. Mouse Gestures is pretty handy too.

 

[mckyvlle]

My must have extensions:
Tab Mix Plus
Findbar Basics
NoScript
DownThemAll!
FoxyProxy

 

[Emkooda]

I certainly 2nd:

delicious bookmarking for web synced, social bookmarking,

download status bar for in-browser download notification,

and stealther for untraceable browsing.

Have just installed fast dial as a possible replacement for speed dial - anyone had much experience with it? I do wish it was drag and drop like speed dial, but I'm hoping it will replicate Google Chrome's homepage present-you-with-links-you-are-likely-to-want feature.

 

[Emkooda]

One of my favourites is Google Preview, which gives you preview images of google search results.

Suprisingly, it does not slow down searches either.

 

[MacRumors Guy]

Ubiquity and AdBlock Plus

 

[ergdegdeg]

Hmmm..

FireGestures
Close'n Forget
Ubiquity
NoScript
AdBlock+
qtl
ReloadEvery

 

[ZachsMacDaddy]

I really like:

Forecastbar Enhanced (Formerly ForefastFox Enhanced)
PDF Download