The Best Firefox Extensions?

I just jumped onto the Firefox bandwagon yesterday and its kind of exciting.

I was amazed at the third-party extensions available. Can anyone suggest the most useful extensions?

 

I found a cool extension that allows you to manage multiple gmail accounts today...

Very handy...

https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=1320&application=firefox

 

i use

spell bound
seo open
drag to tab
tabbrowser preferences

 

Here are the extensions I use...

1) One I wrote myself for directory submission

2) AI RoboForm

3) Customizable Toolbar Buttons

4) Disable Targets for Downloads

5) Download Statusbar

6) Feed Your Reader

7) Forecastfox

8) Google Toolbar

9) Greasemonkey

10) IE View

11) Linkification

12) OpenBook

13) SearchStatus

14) SwitchProxy

15) Tab X

16) Tweak Network

17) Session Saver

18) Tabbrowser Preferences

 

Is the one you wrote available?

 

I like the web developer bar a lot: http://chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper/
and SearchStatus: http://www.quirk.co.za/searchstatus/ is really cool. With SearchStatus you can see the PageRank in text format instead of the green line as well as the Alexa Rank and related features. You have access to many SEO friendly tools at the click of a button for the site you're looking at which is very handy.
Google toolbar is another one I use.

 

It is not publicly available. I have traded it to one other person for advertising. It makes submissions so easy that I don't want it to get out to the general public because then my categories will get crowded on all the sites. Now people have to either spend a lot of time or pay someone to do the submissions. So, it weeds out a lot of people who would be submitting otherwise (if the tool were available). It works basically the same way as AI RoboForm, except better (for this purpose) and specifically for directory submissions (so it has the fields needed for them, whereas RoboForm does not).

 

Would you sell a copy of it?

I would be happy to pay for upgrades following a firefox update.

(Depending on the features of course)

 

One thing I will add... Once you are using the extension, you REALLY, REALLY start to hate sites that use image validation. The reason is because you can basically submit immediately to sites that do not, but if a site uses image validation, you have to take the time to enter it. hehe

 

I love the new DownThemAll! and prefer IETab to IEView. PDF Download is pretty hand, too.

 

I sent you a PM on the topic.

 

I really liked the idea of IETab, but I read on some sites that it was very buggy and caused a lot of crashes. This has not been your experience? Does it have the ability to always open certain sites in the IE tab similar to how IE View works?

 

Have you checked out the themes? They're awesome.

 

I use SeOpen, Web Developer, and one for bbcodes(forgot the name).
Ifox is my theme of choice!

 

I like the extension that shows your Adsense account on the bottom of the browser. Saves me lots of time from logging into Adsense and counting my pennies.

 

It would be cool if people could post what they like about the extension or some short blurb about the extensions so I'll know if there's any that I want to check out. I know some people have been doing this but there have been a lot mentioned that I don't know anything about.

 

I just switched to firefox and must say it's great.
It's good for regions with slow internet connections. Its really working smooth and fast.
I use also 'fasterfox' extention, no waitings when you go on a large site from one page to another.

 

InFormEnter is a very good extension for submitting sites to directories.

You can define different custom fields for each webite, including multiple descriptions, which allows you to submit multiple sites to directories in a fraction of the time.

InFormEnter

 

the inform enter extension is very useful...

 

what I like most about fire fox is that it handles passwords better for a lot of sites. With IE there are a lot of sites I have to keep a book of passwords and look them up, but fire fox is able to fill them in for me...
And being able to tab to a new window is probably the 2nd thing that saves me time, it is a lot better than opening a new window then trying to hunt it down again when you need it.