25 of the Best Extensions for Firefox

Wednesday, July 26, 2006

Firefox is great, there's no question about that and one of the thing that makes it so powerful is its extensions system. In order to find the best ones, you would normally have to go on Firefox extensions website and test them all one after another, but fortunatly, this guy did the job for you and came out with a list of the 25 best ones.

The following is a list of the 25 of the best extensions for Firefox. They have been classified into three board categories: those that add additional enhancements to the browser and improve a user's experience, those that add additional enhancements to certain web sites, and those that are quite useful but only for certain segments of the population.

Check it out.

6 Comments:

This list is certainly quite cool and very complete.

But it is quite old. For instance, SpellBound doesn't work with FF 1.5.0.4 and is useless in the 2.0.

Cool anyway.

By Compote de Pomme, at 10:12 AM
Yeah, especially Greasemonkey, gotta love this one..

I seem to recall about an add-on that made old non-compatible extension work in newer versions of firefox, even in 2.0.. I'll have to search for this one and post back

By Kiltak, at 10:16 AM
really....

By jenni, at 10:19 AM
This is blazin yo

Holla!

CWTR™

By Ayman, at 10:22 AM
Ok, I found it:

Nightly Tester Tools - allows you to install incompatible extensions (experimental) and force the application to believe an extension is compatible with the current version and enable it. It also adds a few extras useful to those that regularly test nightly builds of Firefox, Thunderbird and the Application Suite.

By Kiltak, at 12:46 PM
I wrote a similar list recently. See my blog at http://www.seansoni.blogspot.com, and be sure to leave a comment!

By Sean, at 1:17 AM