FlashGot
This handy add-on is the most popular at the Mozilla extension
site, and for good reason. In concert with your download manager,
you can right-click a link and use FlashGot to download the content
from an entire page of links.
ForecastFox
Are you a weather nut? Even if you're not, this add-on comes in
handy, letting you see the weekly forecast in Firefox's menu bar.
If the sunny, cloudy, and rainy icons aren't enough, simply mouse
over them for a more complete forecast.
Tabbrowser Preferences
Tabbed browsing is quickly becoming the standard for most power
users. If you want more control over your tabs and how they behave,
this extension offers several options designed with you in
mind.
IE Tab
Do you have a favorite site that only shows up correctly when you
use Internet Explorer? Great for both users and Web developers who
want to see how their pages look in Microsoft's browser, this
plug-in lets you open a link in a new tab that uses IE Web
standards and architecture.
StumbleUpon
Most people tend to repeatedly visit the same Web sites, whether
for news, sports, or shopping. StumbleUpon offers a new (and
great!) way of browsing the Web by randomly picking high-rated
sites from categories you select. If you like surprises, this
extension delivers.
FoxyTunes
If you spend a lot of time browsing the Web while listening to
music, switching to your media player to pause for a phone call can
be inconvenient. With FoxyTunes you get basic controls for playing,
fast-forwarding, and rewinding, right at the bottom of your
browser.
SessionSaver
When you're doing research for work or planning a trip, you'll
often have several Web sites open at once with all of the
information you need. With SessionSaver, you can save the whole
group of tabs so you can easily come back and open them all at
once.
Duplicate Tab
This handy little extension adds the kind of functionality that you
don't know you need until you have it. With Duplicate Tab, you can
duplicate your currently tabbed site with all of the same history
so you can use the Back or Forward buttons on the new Tab--very
useful when doing research.
GooglePreview
When you perform a regular Google search, your keyword turns up a
list of links that fit your search, along with text snippets from
each of the pages. But if you have the GooglePreview extension,
Firefox will display a screenshot of each page in the list so you
can see it before clicking the link.
Dictionary Tooltip
When surfing the Web, sometimes you'll come across words you don't
know the meaning of. Instead of reaching for a dictionary or
heading to its online equivalent, use Dictionary Tooltip. With this
extension you only need to double-click a word to bring up a window
with pronunciations, definitions, and thesaurus entries.
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