By far my favorite plugin/addon that helps me with all things web related (java on/off, custom css, image info. , manipulate form features (non-malicious), control attributes of pages, diable features etc.) Is the Web developer toolbar plugin: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/60
I always recommend it to all of my tech. related friends.
J.
recklesslover
· 2 months ago
Adblock for sure. Hands down.
Chris Stewart
· 2 months ago
Adblock and in a close second ReframeIt!
Matt Kozlowski
· 2 months ago
My fave Firefox extension is NoScript. Keeps me safe from attacks and blocks lots of ads.
mikecullen
· 2 months ago
Tie: AdBlock and Morning Coffee.
visormatt
· 2 months ago
Firebug!
viche
· 2 months ago
Cooliris
Name
· 2 months ago
WOT
G. Liu
· 2 months ago
He means web of trust, but it requires an account.
xomero
· 2 months ago
Firebug #1 And, Quirk Search Status
zeeshan809
· 2 months ago
I have no idea!! :(
ottawasteph
· 2 months ago
Flagfox: "Displays a country flag depicting the location of the current website's server and provides quick access to detailed location and webserver information."
bigbny
· 2 months ago
I cannot live without Firebug+YSlow+CSSUsage+FireCookie.
Rob Miracle
· 2 months ago
There is no doubt. My #1 plugin is Firebug but then I do a lot of web development. For non-web development plugins, I have to give it to Greasemonkey. I have mostly flickr scripts but my flickr experience is much better because of Greasemonkey.
startabuzz
· 2 months ago
The bit.ly extension is GREAT, but my favorite, so far, is Yoono. It's the spoon to my social media habit. :)
I use many of the other extensions listed here, but Firefox would be a different browser without ABP.
b2020
· 2 months ago
adBlock Plus
also I used to use XMarks for bookmark syncing but now I just use Weave. You can download Weave from Mozilla Labs and it can sync your bookmarks, passwords, tabs, and preferences etc. It's great so
I would have to go with AdBlock Plus as my first choice and then Weave.
Oatie
· 2 months ago
Autopager - "automatically loads next pages when you reach the end of a page." No more clicking on the "next" link/button to see the next page - I get annoyed using a browser that doesn't have this addon installed!
Techa
· 2 months ago
My Favorite firefox extension is Brief reads RSS feeds.
Name
· 2 months ago
British English Dictionary!! And QuickProxy, because I use my laptop at home (no proxy) and at work (proxy) and being able to quickly switch it on and off is really handy. Oh yes, and Greasemonkey :-)
Vincent Zegna
· 2 months ago
Video DownloadHelper Pro version, Fiebug, and Xmarks.
Travis Buel
· 2 months ago
AdBlock Plus and the Element Hiding Helper extension for it. The combination of those two add-ons allows me to shape a website pretty much however *I* want it. Can block iFrames, Divs, images, Flash... Great stuff.
facebook-774560424
· 2 months ago
X Marks!!!
Frode
· 2 months ago
Lastpass
eggfooyung
· 2 months ago
Well, I must admit to being a GreaseMonkey harlot.
Jason Barone
· 2 months ago
Sxipper, by a huge margin. The form autofill & login/pw UI blows away Roboform and Lastpass.
Gmail, Greader & Facebook on Permatab/Faviconize have been super productive as well.
lightningjim
· 2 months ago
I have a lot of webcomics that I read that only updates on a schedule so Morning Coffee is an easy way to only open the ones that have (likely) updated. Greasemonkey allows me to take advantage of increased functionally of a website. Ad-Block Plus AND NoScript to protect myself from dangerous scripts such as malware-injecting advertisements. (I always turn off Ad-Block on websites I wish to support and that I feel relatively safe with the ads.)
Andwar
· 2 months ago
The extension I use the most is probably XMarks which helps me considerably when syncing between computers.
Name
· 2 months ago
xmarks is my favorite extension
MrThirteen
· 2 months ago
Lastpass & noscript with xmarks
J.D.
· 2 months ago
Foxmarks. The only one I've kept for over a month. Been using it for about a year and it has been a HUGE help.
DRocin
· 2 months ago
Love the blockers: Flashblock, and Adblock+
Paolo Bolpet
· 2 months ago
I love xmarks amd wait the chrome version...
D
· 2 months ago
Rikaichan it makes my life soo easy!!!
Eugene
· 2 months ago
For troubleshooting code: Firebug without a doubt. Taking Screen Shots:Screen Grab Twitter: Twitter Fox
Wardell
· 2 months ago
I don't know how any one could chose just one I'd say my top three are Web Developer Toolbar, LastPass, and Shareaholic
Mike Mella
· 2 months ago
The extension I use the most - and the one I miss the most when I'm not using FF on my own machine - is "Scrollbar Anywhere":
Ad block. Hands down. I used another browser and was scarily surprised by all the ads everywhere. AAAAAAAAAA.
I ran.
Todd
· 2 months ago
Yoono. Defines awesomeness.
Regan
· 2 months ago
Yoono!
Victor
· 2 months ago
Adblock Plus beyond any doubt.
KA
· 2 months ago
Firebug! Best! Will cry without it.
adamjackson
· 2 months ago
Yoono all of the way!
smobot
· 2 months ago
I like the Alexa and Compete extensions, because they enable me to inflate my web stats by adding my surfing behavior to their statistically insignificant sampling pools... which is nice.
plasticmadness
· 2 months ago
Adblock Plus, no shadow of doubt!
I use tons of extensions, here are some I like the most: Image Toolbar (Time saver. An old version of IE used to have this as a default feature. Don't remeber which, tough); Shareaholic; WOT; Flagfox, Noscript;
jcapinc
· 2 months ago
I am a web developer, every machine I start developing on one of the first apps I find I need is Firebug
stephen
· 2 months ago
Firebug is great for developing. props to jcapinc for representing. but i love the stylish add-on. if you havent tried it its great. google it.
alextorsworth
· 2 months ago
Yoono so far.
czarchaic
· 2 months ago
The first plugin I always install is Scrapbook
Vishal Ravishankar
· 2 months ago
Feedly & Smarterfox
Valentino Valdez
· 2 months ago
Faves: Yoono, Firebug, Greasemonkey, and DownloadHelper.
Sharon
· 2 months ago
AdBlock Plus - it makes Facebook so much more civilised
Fast Dial is the one I use the most, and probably would be lost without, but Zotero definitely deserves to be mentioned. It's amazing for cataloging libraries and sources.
The Happiness Machine
· 2 weeks ago
Firebug has made life easier so I'm down with that.
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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/60
I always recommend it to all of my tech. related friends.
J.
And, Quirk Search Status
great if your a music blogger
HTML Validator
TwitterFox
Forecastfox
I set these 4 up every time I configure Firefox for a new machine.
I use it to debug pages, tweak css in designs, prototype JavaScript concepts, deconstruct other people's designs and all sorts of other things.
Hell, I just used it to hack together a one off JSON-driven automation tool to migrate of 600+ pages into a Drupal site.
Echofon: Twitter client
Adblock
I use many of the other extensions listed here, but Firefox would be a different browser without ABP.
also I used to use XMarks for bookmark syncing but now I just use Weave. You can download Weave from Mozilla Labs and it can sync your bookmarks, passwords, tabs, and preferences etc. It's great so
I would have to go with
AdBlock Plus as my first choice and then Weave.
No more clicking on the "next" link/button to see the next page - I get annoyed using a browser that doesn't have this addon installed!
Gmail, Greader & Facebook on Permatab/Faviconize have been super productive as well.
Taking Screen Shots:Screen Grab
Twitter: Twitter Fox
http://pagesperso-orange.fr/marc.boullet/ext/ex...
2) all in one gestures - I can't stand going from mouse to keyboard
3) Xmarks
Tree Style Tabs sounds interesting, will have to check it out
http://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/
Another favorite is ScreenGrab, saves me time creating screen shots.
I ran.
I use tons of extensions, here are some I like the most: Image Toolbar (Time saver. An old version of IE used to have this as a default feature. Don't remeber which, tough); Shareaholic; WOT; Flagfox, Noscript;
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/...
Prism
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/...
Download Statusbar
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/26
Xmarks
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/...
Adblock Plus
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/...
Adblock Plus: Element Hiding Helper
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/...
Greasemonkey
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748
/dt
www.synhergyentertainment.com
It's very simple to use and now absolutely necessary
Fast Dial is the one I use the most, and probably would be lost without, but Zotero definitely deserves to be mentioned. It's amazing for cataloging libraries and sources.