So, my question is: What is your favorite/most used Firefox Add-ons, running on OS/2 or eCS firefox of course ;)
Mines are:
- Fireftp
- Chatzilla
- Download StatusBar
Those I consider essential.
- Adblock +
- Auto copy
- British english dictionary
- Download helper (for video)
- Flash block
- NoScript
- Old location bar
- PDF Download
- Prefbar
Trying to use firefox without them is a complete PITA.
ivan
Running firefox 4.0.1 ...
Indispensable add-ons:
- abcTajpu
- DownloadHelper
- FireFTP
- Flashblock
- Ghostery
- NoScript
- RequestPolicy
- TabMixPlus
Nice-to-have add-ons:
- Forecastfox Weather
- gui:config
- MafiaaFire Redirector
- ServerSpy
- Show MyIP
- Split Panel
- User Agent Switcher
- View Cookies
Hi All
Is this discussion limited to Firefox or can a Seamonkey user join in? :-)
My currently installed extensions are
- British english dictionary
- FlashBlock (some may consider this a necessity - I do)
-PasteEmail
-QuoteColors
-SavedPasswordEditor
-ShowIP
-UserAgentSwitcher
Extensions I will install if they ever work with Seamonkey again:-
-FireFTP
-TabX
Regards
Pete
Quote from: Pete on 2011.08.02, 20:08:34
Is this discussion limited to Firefox or can a Seamonkey user join in? :-)
-FireFTP
This page has download links to modified version for SeaMonkey:
http://xsidebar.mozdev.org/modifiedmisc.html (http://xsidebar.mozdev.org/modifiedmisc.html)
These add-ons work without having xsidebar installed.
I've found FireFTP (http://xsidebar.mozdev.org/modifiedmisc.html#fireftp) there and it works for the newest SeaMonkey. :-) The only
problem is that I can't get auto-open for FTP links on doubleclick to work here,
but opening them via context menu works.
Not yet listed -- Better Privacy to delete (Flash) LSOs upon browser exit, and Fireshot for screen captures. Otherwise, Adblock+ and DownloadHelper are most welcome.
On non-eCS (i.e. Laptop/Vista) -- IE Tab+ calls the I.E. engine to load within that specific tab for those websites who still think the Borg of Redmond personifies open-source & global standards. Question: Does anybody still have a win31 I.E. on eCS for redmond-inspired scenarios?
Hi aschn
Thanks, I had not checked for an updated FireFTP for a few days.
Now installed and running :-)
Have you tried checking the FireFTP Options -> Interface ->Configure FTP links in Firefox to automatically use FireFTP? - seems to work here OK :-)
Now if only someone would update TabX - puts the (close) X on each open tab - although I seem to recall reading somewhere that the code was going to be built into Firefox and Seamonkey at some point.
Regards
Pete
Hi Pete,
Quote from: Pete on 2011.08.03, 00:12:08
Have you tried checking the FireFTP Options -> Interface ->Configure FTP links in Firefox to automatically use FireFTP? - seems to work here OK :-)
Just initially, not on my last tests, nor with a new profile.
Thanks for the info, I'll try again.
BTW: There are several heavy problems with my profile, all caused
by add-ons, so I have to switch over to a new one in the next time.
If it wouldn't take that much time ...
Andreas Schnellbacher
Quote from: aschn on 2011.08.03, 00:33:36
Quote from: Pete on 2011.08.03, 00:12:08
Have you tried checking the FireFTP Options -> Interface ->Configure FTP links in Firefox to automatically use FireFTP? - seems to work here OK :-)
I'll try again.
Works now!
Andreas Schnellbacher
Hi All
Quote from: Pete on 2011.08.02, 20:08:34
Hi All
Extensions I will install if they ever work with Seamonkey again:-
-FireFTP
-TabX
Having been pointed to the latest FireFTP for Seamonkey that is now installed and working fine.
I've also been pointed to SeaTabX as a replacement for TabX (puts a Close button on every tab) http://tom-cat.com/mozilla/extensions.html#seatabx
Regards
Pete