What are Some Favorite Firefox Extensions?

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This discussion highlights popular Firefox extensions among users, specifically mentioning AdBlock, LiveHTTPHeaders, and Delicious. Users express preferences for these tools, with AdBlock being favored for its ad-blocking capabilities, while others appreciate the functionality of the Web Developer and DOM Inspector extensions. Specific versions noted include AdBlock v.5 d2 and DOM Inspector 1.0. The conversation also touches on alternative methods for ad blocking, such as userContent.css.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with Firefox browser extensions
  • Basic understanding of web development tools
  • Knowledge of CSS for userContent.css modifications
  • Experience with browser performance optimization techniques
NEXT STEPS
  • Research how to effectively use AdBlock and its configuration options
  • Explore the features of LiveHTTPHeaders for monitoring HTTP requests
  • Learn about the Web Developer extension and its various tools
  • Investigate userContent.css for advanced ad-blocking techniques
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Web developers, digital marketers, and anyone interested in enhancing their browsing experience through effective Firefox extensions.

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Well, the weather here is always the same, so weatherfox doesn't interest me.

I use AdBlock, LiveHTTPHeaders, BugMeNot (this one is great!), and a few others.

- Warren
 
Delicioius Delicacies, all the way. It just replaces the new description of cookies (Cookies are bits of information that store login information...) with the original description: Cookies are delicious delicacies. :)

Adblock is okay, I prefer the userContent.css way of killing ads though:
http://texturizer.net/firefox/adblock.html
 
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I use the extension on Mozilla's database which opens all links in a new tab, instead of a new window.

It's great! :biggrin:
 
Web Developer, DOM Inspector, Print
 
I use,
DOM inspector 1.0
AdBlock v.5 d2
Web Developer 0.8
Image Zoom 0.1.2 :wink:

-- AI
 

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