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Tired of going to History -> Recently Closed Tabs just to undo a closed tab?

Then this extension is for you!

This extension, called Undo Closed Tabs, allows you to undo closed tabs via a toolbar and/or tab bar button or the right-click context menu.

Isn’t this insane?

FIREFOX 2.0.0.* users can download the Firefox 2.0 compatible extension from here: http://code.google.com/p/uctb/downloads/list

You must add the button by going to View -> Toolbars -> Customize, then drag and drop the button anywhere on the toolbar.

This extension allows you to undo closed tabs via a toolbar and/or tab bar button, the right-click context menu or an easier to reach and type keyboard shortcut (CTRL+SHIFT+Z). The button with the history list on the toolbar or tabbar is the point of the extension, not just the shortcut key part.

Click the image one time to undo the last closed tab. Three times to open the last three closed tabs and so on. Click the drop down arrow to see the list of last previously closed tabs and select which one you would like to undo.

An options menu is available through Tools -> Addons -> Extensions to customize some of the features this extension provides.

Works with:

  • Firefox: 3.0b5 – 3.0.*
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See my disclaimer here -> “I know. Not everybody celebrates this holiday.  So, for those of you who don’t, just put your finger over the word “Christmas” and deal with it”.

How would you like to be able to have a tool that:

Adds a whole bunch of options to customize how tabs look and act. (screenshot of options)

A few reasons why I love this addon:

  • Hover the mouse over your tabs, then use the scroll wheel to scroll through your tabs.
  • Open links that would have opened a new window in a new tab instead.
  • Go to the last tab you were on when you click on the current tab. (Very handy when you have two dozen tabs open.)
  • Context menus (like when you right-click on a webpage or a tab) to easily manage tabs and webpage. (screenshot of context menu items)

There isn’t an official Firefox 3 release yet, but you can download the beta version at the developer’s website. Click on the “Dev-Build” link.

Here’s the link to Tab Mix Plus!

Happy New Year to all of you.

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I know. Not everybody celebrates this holiday.  So, for those of you who don’t, just put your finger over the word “Christmas” and deal with it.

ScribeFire is a full-featured blog editor that integrates with your browser and lets you easily post to your blog. You can drag and drop formatted text from pages you are browsing, take notes, upload images, and post to multiple blogs.

Happy Holidays!

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GReader!

Now, with just a flick of the wrist, you can preview web pages inline in Google Reader, collapse the header and sidebar for more reading area, add favicons to feed subscriptions and more with Better GReader.

It’s true, it really is.

Compiles some of the best Greasemonkey user scripts and Stylish skins for Google Reader into one convenient interface. Click on the script homepage in the About tab for help and more information.

Get your GReader now.

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What? What’s that you say?

Yes, all you Tool Time Friday Freaks - you can, yes you can, yes you can, can can!

Here’s the scoop.

The Feed Sidebar is an extension for Firefox that displays the items from your Live Bookmarks in the sidebar. It is intended to be a lightweight extension of the RSS capabilities already included in Firefox, not a completely new feed management system.

Installing the Feed Sidebar will add a new sidebar to Firefox that, when opened, will display the unread items from the feeds that you have bookmarked in Firefox. Clicking on an item will show a preview in the bottom of the sidebar, and double- or middle-clicking will open the item in the browser and remove it from the sidebar. The Feed Sidebar will also notify you of broken or unavailable feeds, something which I wish Firefox did in a more obvious manner.

You can choose to have the sidebar continue displaying items you’ve already read. If you do, these items will appear grayed out. If all of the items in a feed have been read, the feed title will be grayed out as well.

The Feed Sidebar will continue to check for new items when the sidebar is closed and will notify you when new items are found. As of version 3.0, it also has offline support, so you can read all of your feeds even if you have no Internet connection.

The Feed Sidebar toolbar contains buttons to open all items in tabs, mark all items as read, change the number of days of items to show, stop the current feed update, force a feed update, change the update interval, and hide/show the search bar. In addition, the context (right-click) menu will allow you to mark individual items as read/unread, mark an entire feed as read, open the items from a single feed in tabs, unsubscribe from a feed, and open the Feed Sidebar options dialog.

The Feed Sidebar uses its own history to track read items, so you can clear your browser history without also clearing your feed history.

OMG!

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Your nose is longer than a telephone wire”.   Anybody remember this song written by James Donna. It was a classic from the ’60’s.

Anyway, our Tool Time Friday Tool - reminded me of that song….

FireGestures 1.1.6 is just the thing to make you able to customizable mouse gestures extensions which enables you to execute various commands and user scripts with five types of gestures.

You can execute various commands and user scripts with five types of mouse gestures:
- Mouse Gestures (Move mouse with holding right-click)
- Wheel Gestures (Scroll wheel with holding right-click)
- Rocker Gestures (Left-click with holding right-click and vice versa)
- Keypress Gestures (Mouse gesture with holding Ctrl / Shift key)
- Tab Wheel Gestures (Scrolling wheel on the tab bar)

Additionally, you can install and make your own scripts to add functions. For more details, please visit the homepage.

FireGestures - get it here!

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