Firefox extensions - which are you using / find most useful?

I have:

DOM Inspecter

Sort Bookmarks

ChromeEdit

Plain Text Links

undoclosetab

Tabbrowser Extensions (this one I find by far the most useful)

 

Read



http://www.flexbeta.net/main/articles.php?action=show&id=79&perpage=1&pagenum=1

 

ieview - Allows web pages to be opened in IE. I use it mostly for web pages
that require the macromedia flash player plugin. (I don't want the MFP
plugin for Firefox.)

BugMeNot - For those online papers and mags that require a username and
password before one can read an article.

DownloadWith - Allows me to download files using Reget Deluxe because I hate
Firefox's native download manager.

Tony.

 

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ieview - not used that often, either the number of 'broken' sites is
reducing, or I find the info somewhere else.

AdBlock - as the name says, wild card blocking, handy with nested
iframes / etc - magic.

PrefBar - handy for quick changes (mostly used for switching between a
proxy (privoxy) and direct.

Outliner - shows an outline of the current page in a sidebar, with
varying degrees of success. Good when it works with a page.

(Dropped) Single Window - stops programs expecting IE from spawning
another browser window, rather than another tab.

(In favour of) Tabbrowser Prefs - more flexible.


Overall damn handy, and always changing. Really useful features aren't
just being added by the core Firefox team.

Stable too - I used to prefer the Mozilla suite over the 'lite' Firefox
browser for stability (I had trouble raising FF from long periods of
being minimised) but the last few point releases have been quite stable.
The smaller FF download is also better when dl/ing for others over slow
modems.

 

I only use all-in-one-gestures & sort bookmarks, image zoom & going to try
out the bookmark merge via ftp soon.

Nigel