Tom's Guide: 40 Free and Useful Mozilla Firefox Add-Ons
Check out Tom's Guide's latest story on Firefox add-ons.
We each have our own favorites when it comes to web browsers but our browsing experience can be significantly enhanced using add-ons and plug-ins from third-party developers. Chances are, if you've thought of it, there's already a plug-in or add-on for it. The Tom's Guide team recently updated their '40 Free and Useful Mozilla Firefox Add-Ons' with the latest and greatest, so be sure to check it out!
Mozilla Firefox was the first web browser that challenged the dominance of Internet Explorer by providing a faster and, in many ways, more secure alternative to Microsoft's offering. Part of Firefox's appeal stems from its powerful add-ons system, which allows users to install plug-ins that add to the browser's functionality.Here are 40 different extensions that will turbocharge your surfing experience. By automating tasks, providing more control over how websites are displayed, and adding new ways to search for information, these extensions will make Firefox faster and easier to use. One more thing: it goes without saying that these extensions only work with Mozilla Firefox, which you can download here.This update includes quite a few add-ons recommended by our readers as well as a few that we've found useful.40 Free and Useful Mozilla Firefox Add-Ons
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RaDiKaL_ thx to jhansonxi for the link, I wonder how u get though cuz I also can't find the link on this page o.OReply -
catbus1 Forgot one of the greatest addons for for any web browser out there: http://www.ghostery.com/downloadReply -
bambootoothpick when I saw this article the only reason I clicked on it was because I was like ghostery better be in the top 10. They didn't even put it on there?Reply -
Pherule According to some people, Ghostery is spyware of a sort. You could try subscribing to EasyPrivacy in AdBlock and then doing without Ghostery. FlashBlock is also recommended; even though NoScript tries to block flash, I've noticed that it doesn't quite block all flash, hence why FlashBlock is needed as well.Reply
Other recommended addons not listed, other than those I listed in the other topic:
All-in-One Sidebar
Auto Cursor
Ctrl-Z
Fasterfox Lite (Use the 'Lite' version rather than the full one...)
Google Search by Image ('cause TinEye is useless and redundant now)
HTTPS Finder (use in conjunction with HTTPS Everywhere)
ImgLikeOpera
Mozilla Archive Format
Save My Tabs (edit the frequency to roughly 240 minutes) -
bambootoothpick Lilly, what does the other half of your classmate sister do for a living? Could she be making twice as much as is now?Reply