Web Developers - It is a very useful tool for web development. It has similar features to Firebug, but offers more tools to edit the web page you’re working on. You can modify cookies, examine them, delete and even manually add them. Web developer allows you to clear private data, enable/disable the cache - all on the fly. If you find it necessary, you can display all the image_paths on a page with a single click.
This add-on could be of importance to all those who browse the web, you could take-off images or background-images and more to facilitate reading or downloading of web pages.

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Number 7:

Foxmarks - When you are not working on your computer maybe because you’re traveling or your PC is under repairs, one of the things you miss most is your bookmarks. With Foxmarks, you’ll always have your bookmarks at hand. Foxmarks bookmark synchronizer keeps your bookmarks on its server and adds the new ones to that list. So when ever you change pPC, you just need to install it, get into your account and retrieve your precious bookmarks that every web master/developer or blogger can’t do without.

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So here they are, in reverse order.  Enjoy!

Number 8:

IE Tab - This is a Firefox extension that embeds Internet explorer in tabs of Firefox. It enables you to view web pages in Internet Explorer without having to open another window. For a web developer this means you can quickly see how IE displays your web site - we all know IE interprets some HTML tags differently from Firefox and other major browser.
You can configure this plugin to automatically open certain web pages that Firefox does not display correctly like the Windows Update page – thus you can also update Windows directly from this Firefox plugin. IE Tab also includes context menu integration.
The only draw back is that you need IE on your system to install it.

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Here’s what on reviewer said:

This is a cleverly-devised must-have tool that does wonders to the short-drift Mozilla has given to its wholly cumbersome, clumsy bookmarking feature which more often than not takes up more time than necessary by compelling me to go to the Bookmark Manager to get it right. With OpenBook it’s done right from the get go. Thanks very much.

Have at it.

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A firefox 3 compatible version (0.9.15.13) is now available- enjoy! As always, this provides easy access to many specialized features of Google. Feedback is always welcome, here or at our forums. An update to version 0.9.15.13, now 0.9.15.14 allows Firefox 1.5x and 2.x users to install from here. Otherwise, identical to 0.9.15.13.

Cool.

You’re welcome.

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I have found another free tool to test your broadband speed test. Nowadays broadband users are increasing taking advantage of convenience and portability, with no need of a land line and more flexibility. However sometimes broadband may have lack of reception, compared to a line access. This tool I’m posting about is specially designed for UK users, but it will work wherever you are in the world.

It will work with the most accurate results available for any type of connection including ADSL, cable and mobile broadband. It easy to use, just choose the details of your internet connection (provider, supposed speed, monthly internet and phone line cost, your postcode and a rate of your provider) then run the speed test and see the results with information on Broadband download speed and Broadband upload speed test.

You can see my test results in the following image:

Thanks and all credit goes to Joliveria over at FronTools!

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Okay, that was funny. Still, TV spots in local markets are relatively cheap and you don’t even need to know how to produce them if you use a service like SpotRunner. There’s one critical thing you have to do to make sure that they work. And heck no, I’m not going to tell you about it here. That’s how I got in trouble the last time.

I’ll have more tips for driving traffic that Aren’t free, but quite effective, whenever the hell I get around to re-launching my post-retirement blog. In the meantime, go see the latest post for your chance to get into the free, private members site where I’ve pre-launched my hidden tips blog.

See you the next time I feel like showing up here. I miss you all!.

How To Get Unstoppable Traffic? Go Evergreen. Read the true story of how one of the site owners, ill and preparing to retire, created traffic so powerful that she couldn’t turn it off.

Get it?  Get it!

If you want the real Homeland Security Threat Level - here it is.

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To switch statusbar you simply scroll while the mouse is over the statusbar. You can also right click and select the statusbar you want by name. You can set up your statusbars so you have one for the site you are on (greasemonkey, adblock, rip, etc), one for general information (forcastfox, gmail notifier, stock ticker, etc) and one for webdesign (tidy, web developer, firebug, etc).

So go get StatusBars.

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SO - how about that?!?!    Get it here.

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OMG!

Here’s a comment: “Not only does this add-on provide a summarized propagation status at a glance, but a mouse click will give you all the information you will ever need. It is updated in real time and the amount of real estate it takes up on your browser window is negligible.”

NOHR Propfire is waiting just for you.

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Neato!

HOW DOES IT WORK…
Mouseless browsing bases on marking all links, form elements and frames with ids. If you do not like to see all of them, you can configure this in preferences dialog of MLB. You can trigger an action (e.g. following the link) by simply entering the id and depending on the configuration confirming it by pressing Enter. When the checkbox “Execute automatically…” is checked the action is automatically triggered after the specified delay for auto-execution.
* You can configure to use the numpad exclusively for Mouseless Browsing. In that mode you can trigger actions even the focus is on a textfield or selectbox. The output is suppressed. If you not use the exclusive mode then triggering actions by typing ids don’t work if the focus is on a textfield or a selectbox. Entering the id while holding the CTRL-Key triggers the action in any case. You can toggle between the two modes by pressing the num-key twice within 1 sec.
* Entering an id for a link results in navigate the browser to that link, entering an id for a form element results in clicking resp. selecting that form element. Entering an id for a frame results in focusing the frame so you can scroll the content. The ids for frames are always place in the top left corner of the frame and they have a different background color.
* By default links are opened in the same tab. If you press the ALT-key while entering the id the link is opened in a new tab. The same happens when you press the configurable postfix key (default: +) after you have typed in the id of the link.
* If you would like to select a link you have to press the configured postfix-key (default: shift) after you’ve typed in the id of the link.
* There are also the following non-visible ids which you can enter: “0″ focuses the address field, “00″ the web search field and “0″ + [1-9] activates the appropriate tab.
* Finally there are shortcuts for navigating back an forth in the history (default: divide/multiply-keys) and for scrolling up/down (default: minus/plus).

Go, man, go!

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Yes, it’s true!

For more information, please see the official site: http://www.tektek.org/myqna/

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ForecastFox is on the loose!

Get international weather forecasts from AccuWeather.com, and display it in any toolbar or statusbar with this highly customizable and unobtrusive extension.

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What???????

Just settle down - it will all make sense in a few seconds.

Here goes.

All your branding are belong to Firesomething. This extension will give Firefox an identity crisis by generating a new randomized browser name every time you open a new window. Confuse your friends and family with names like “Mozilla Firebadger” and “Mozilla Poweroyster”. It’s as fun as you want it to be!

Features:
- Modifies the product name in the browser titlebar, Help menu, and About dialog titlebar.
- Generates random names using multiple name lists.
- Allows you to have a new name generated for each browser window, or use the same name for all windows.
- Optionally modifies the browser’s User-Agent string to reflect your custom browser name.
- Allows you to easily change the image in the About dialog.
- Keyboard shortcut Ctrl+` (grave accent) in the browser window generates a new product name.
- Adds about:firefox and about:firesomething, newly discovered passages from the Book of Mozilla.

P.S. This only works on older versions of FireFox.

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