Some of these tools seem to help solve that issue! Great list.
Matthias Heil
· 8 months ago
Great collection - one of the first addons I install on fresh Firefox installations, however, is FaviconizeTab: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/3780 - Call me old-fashioned, call me colour-hater... I just can't do without it...-)
softwarecritics
· 8 months ago
This long list is interesting and very informative. Thanks for sharing. I just wanted to add though that given this list above, everyone should be aware that before using any of these add-on, one must check the its compatibility with the existing Firefox version they are using as some people overlook this. Bug issues must be reported accordingly. There are just so many add-on/plug-in out there but choose which one best fits your need.
Gadget Sleuth
· 8 months ago
There really are 40 of them? I'd say that market is pretty much tapped out. And yes, even a few add-ons start to slow down Firefox a bit.
Abdul Haseeb
· 8 months ago
very useful add-ons...........thanks for this great post...
Meghan
· 8 months ago
These are a complete lifesaver! My tabs are out of control...
ecoScott
· 8 months ago
Awesome list. I've been looking for something exactly like Tab Kit. Thanks.
Jason Wright
· 8 months ago
Wow, Firefox just gets better and better all the time!
Wow, I didn't go through the details of each and any of those add-ons, but it seems that combining them all, one will finally be able to come close to Opera's functionality !
carmma m
· 8 months ago
Yes I agree. Opera is a very good browser. I have been using Opera for over a year and it is the one that I use most often.
menotbug
· 8 months ago
Must say that I'm surpised that neither Tabhunter nor Find In Tabs made this list. (addons 7924 and 8078)
I especially like using Morning Coffee. It's very handy for those that write articles of varying topics on a schedule.
carmma m
· 8 months ago
Morning coffee sounds interesting, how can I find it? I would like to check it out.
Jeremy Gollehon
· 8 months ago
How ChromaTabs Plus never makes a list like this is beyond me. It colors the tabs based on the site icon color. From a usability perspective this is much better than picking a random color. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/...
carmma m
· 8 months ago
firefox has thumbstrips also. it puts small windows of the page all in a row at the bottom of the browser page just click on the icon on the toolbar on your browser. then you can choose from them and see the whole page but smaller. just click on the icon again to send them back up to the toolbar. fasinating... and convenient.
Mathieu Ch.
· 8 months ago
thanks for this guy, it is very usefull !
KTG
· 8 months ago
Impressive list, many of those are new to me and I could have sworn I'd seen this list before. This sort of information really makes you appreciate the work put into great free programs like FireFox. Another great free resource I ran into lately was justaskgemalto, it's a wide reaching but not overly technical digital security site.
Showcase allows me to do the searching across tabs that I need, including searching text on the tab's page (which I find essential for my work), plus it shows me thumbnails of the tabs matching the tabs as I am typing the search string. It doesn't do regex searching, though.
Kim
· 7 months ago
A fantastic tab add-on is IETab.
It allows you to open up a link in Internet Explorer, for those sites that just don't work properly in Firefox (like my own CMS!!). You can also choose to "switch rendering engine" if you already have a site up and it's not playing the game in Firefox. This is also very handy if you're trying to see if your own site is formatting correctly in both browsers.
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though I will suggest everyone not to install lots of plugins... This will slow down Firefox...
I'm using Tab kit...
What can I do about it?
Some of these tools seem to help solve that issue! Great list.
RT
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and 'Paste to Tab and Go' https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/7163
/shameless-plugs
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/...
see if I can fix it.
It allows you to open up a link in Internet Explorer, for those sites that just don't work properly in Firefox (like my own CMS!!). You can also choose to "switch rendering engine" if you already have a site up and it's not playing the game in Firefox. This is also very handy if you're trying to see if your own site is formatting correctly in both browsers.
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