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Firefox extensions come in a variety of flavors—from add-on
applications to interface tweaks to toolbars. Here's a link to an
article that features a few that most users will find very handy. They
extend functionality, enhance privacy and give users a leg up on
taking their favorite content with them wherever they wish to go.
http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/...fox-extensions

On Thu, 15 May 2008 13:10:22 -0700 (PDT), ""
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>Firefox extensions come in a variety of flavors—from add-on
>applications to interface tweaks to toolbars. Here's a link to an
>article that features a few that most users will find very handy. They
>extend functionality, enhance privacy and give users a leg up on
>taking their favorite content with them wherever they wish to go.
>http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/...fox-extensions

I think two of the most over-used terms ate "must-have" and "must
read".

Personally, I have four Firefox extensions: Two of them I want, and
use regulalrly, the other two are there, but I'm not sure what good
they are.

My Firefox works just great - I don't know what I would do with six
more extensions.

My 5¢ worth (inflation, you know . . . )

(Incidentally, carlie: I hope you have all ten of them, and enjoy
them.)


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"" <> wrote in news:5d4d696f-1878-
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> Firefox extensions come in a variety of flavors—from add-on
> applications to interface tweaks to toolbars. Here's a link to an
> article that features a few that most users will find very handy. They
> extend functionality, enhance privacy and give users a leg up on
> taking their favorite content with them wherever they wish to go.
> http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/...fox-extensions

I use one of the ten. What was the purpose of this thread? People use what
they need and what works for them. Ironic - it was another dumbass Google
Groper who posted this.