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My Super Charged Firefox

After several iterations of firefox add-ons recommended by blogs like LifeHacker, Digital Inspiration and a host of Internal ones – my Firefox has truly become my super-charged powerhouse.

An inventory of this beast.

  • Add-Ons – External
    • FfChrome – trims the number of items in your context menu (right click menu)
    • Download Statusbar – removes the additional download window
    • Download Helper – best tool to download videos from YouTube etc
    • Down Them All! - a download manager for resume / split into parts / etc
    • Foxsaver – a screensaver for your Firefox
    • Locationbar2 – Highlights the key domain in your address bar (similar to Chrome)
    • New Tab Button on your right – Adds a new tab button (+ sign) on the right of tabs (similar to IE7)
    • Open in Browser – Offers possibility to display documents in the Browser
    • PDF Download – helps download the PDF documents
    • Personal Menu – Remove the Menu Toolbar and add most recent items using one button
    • Resizeable Text Area – resize text area to your needs
    • Stumbleupon – stumble upon new and amazing websites
    • Tab Scope – preview and navigate through tabs by hovering over them
    • Other good ones that I dont use – FastDial
  • Add-Ons – IBM (These are only available over the IBM Intranet)

  • Search Engines – Mozilla Link

    • W3 – Added by IBM CCK
    • Bluepages – Added by IBM CCK
    • Google
    • Yahoo
    • Wikipedia
    • Del.icio.us
    • IMDB
    • LinkedIn
  • Other Usability Aspects
    • Organized Bookmarks – classify them as folders on the bookmarks for very quick access
    • Middle Click to Open/Close Windows – I use the middle click of the UltraNav (the red tracker and its button) to open/close new windows

Let me know if you liked any of the above ones or any others that you would suggest in the comments.

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