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Topic: List of Firefox extensions

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Jesse Ruderman » Coming soon to squarefree.com This goal helped me write a bunch of Firefox extensions and one or two Firefox patches, but of course it didn't help me finish longer projects. I think there’s already enough known low-priority Firefox security issues, and I can’t see much changing before 1.1, so I’m not sure making that list is so important. A novel attack against something that was proven secure using a what I think is a poor definition of security. www.squarefree.com /2005/01/17/coming-soon-to-squarefreecom

chuonthis.com - Maximum Extension - Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird Extensions Scroll down to see the list of my Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird extensions. Note to self, don't remove event listeners until everyone is upgraded to Firefox 1.1. This version includes fixes for recent nightly builds and a possibly major flaw with Firefox 1.0.x. www.chuonthis.com /extensions

The Official Win32 20040906 [Br/Tr] builds are out. - MozillaZine Forums Include the list of extensions you have installed (preferably none to start with) If Firefox 1.0 gets released only 4-5 months after the original target date, that'd be still much better than the majority of other software projects of this importance. Vaporwares don't tend to release working builds EVERY day. forums.mozillazine.org /viewtopic.php?t=122880   (1274 words)

FlashGot - Best Firefox Download Manager Integration - features - InformAction Downloads tab, that lets you specify the filename extensions of the file types you want to always use FlashGot with, bypassing default Firefox download manager. If your download manager is not in the list, and it supports command line parameters, you can Add it (see screenshot), providing its executable path and an arguments template. Default download manager can be choosen from those which are listed (enabled if auto-detected). www.flashgot.net /features   (1457 words)

Mozilla Firefox 1.0.5 Release Notes This list covers some of the known problems with Firefox 1.0.5. If you do not do this you may end up with a jammed entry in the Extensions list and will be unable to install the extension globally. These instructions leave your profile in place in case you install Firefox again in the future. www.mozilla.com /firefox/releases/1.0.5.html   (2204 words)

mozillaZine - Your Source for Daily Mozilla News and Advocacy The Mozilla Firefox 1.5 Beta 1 Release Notes have more information and The Burning Edge has an unofficial list of what's new in Firefox 1.5 Beta 1. The S5 slide show is a basic overview of Firefox's built-in web development tools, as well as some useful web developer extensions that are available." Leslie notes that his presentation has similarities to Fini Alring's article on Firefox extensions for Web developers, which we reported on yesterday. Looking ahead, Mozilla Firefox 1.5 Beta 2 is scheduled for release on Wednesday 5th October and the first Firefox 1.5 release candidate is due on Friday 28th October. www.mozillazine.org   (2204 words)

Search Bar - MozillaZine Knowledge Base The list of extensions to the Search Bar at The Extensions Mirror. To see the list of available engines click the icon at the left of the bar, and a list showing the choices will appear. Firefox's Search Bar is a convenient way to search using your favorite search engines. kb.mozillazine.org /Firefox_:_Tips_:_Using_The_Search_Bar   (2204 words)

Major Security Flaw Found in Greasemonkey - MozillaZine Talkback TechWeb has an article about the Greasemonkey security bug that correctly identifies that "the Greasemonkey vulnerability isn't Firefox's fault" but notes that "it's the third public black eye for the popular browser in a matter of days", referring to the hacking of Spread Firefox and the broken extensions in Firefox 1.0.5. Mark's message to the Greasemonkey mailing list about the security flaw explains that if a user has a script that is set to run on every page they visit (some versions of Greasemonkey have shipped with such scripts by default) then they are offering the entire contents of their computer to every site they access. If a user running a vulnerable version of Greasemonkey visits a website that triggers at least one of their user scripts then that website can read any of the user's files or list the contents of any of the user's directories/folders. www.mozillazine.org /talkback.html?article=6982   (4021 words)

Eddorre.com - Thinking Digital in an Analog World I should note that I'm using Firefox 1.5RC3 (which is a beta version of Firefox) and some of the extensions work only in 1.5+, so check the requirements before you attempt to install some of the extensions above. The Electronic Frontier Foundation has a list of the CDs that has Sony's DRM on it. If I come across a link that I think might be remotely interesting to read, I middle click it, which makes it open in a new tab in Firefox (in the background) and then I resume reading the original piece. www.eddorre.com   (4572 words)

Firefox .9 Extension Problem - Neverside.com I downloaded a bunch of extensions and then restarted firefox and keep getting this message saying that it is installing extensions and there were two that just wouldn't install. I was reinstalling some extensions the other day, but then Firefox decided to not install anymore. For example, I’m trying to install Tabbrowser Preferences and I see the extensions window appear when I try to install, but the recently installed extension doesn’t stay on the list. forums.neverside.com /view/thread76677   (162 words)

Scribe, Mozilla Firefox Extension - Installing Scribe will now be under the extensions list found at Tools > Extensions. Or, Install from the Scribe page on the official Mozilla Update site. Or, Download the XPI file here and open it using Mozilla Firefox. prismicspiral.com /scribe/install.html   (59 words)

mozdev.org - menueditor: index Menu Editor is an extension that allows you to customize the menus in Firefox and Thunderbird. For questions or comments about menueditor, please send a message to the menueditor mailing list. To install Menu Editor in Thunderbird, right-click the link, choose "Save Link As" and install the downloaded menuedit.xpi file using Install button in Thunderbird's Extensions window menueditor.mozdev.org   (96 words)

Vivisimo and Bloglines Release Extensions for Mozilla Firefox - MozillaZine Talkback The second extension, LiveLines, changes the Firefox Live Bookmark icon (in the Status Bar) so that it adds feeds to a user's Bloglines feed list instead of creating a new Live Bookmark. These new extensions come after the release of the A9.com Toolbar for Firefox and the revelation that Yahoo! The first, Bloglines Toolkit, adds various Bloglines integration features to Firefox, such as a notifier that informs users when new information is posted to their Bloglines feed list. www.mozillazine.org /talkback.html?article=5546   (96 words)

Lair of the Wolf: Mozilla Archives Mozilla Update isn't the only source for extensions, just because it's linked with Firefox/Thunderbird makes it the most obvious, but trust is earned, and is not automatic. It should not be the Mozilla Foundation or MF Sysadmins either, Its the end-users of the site, who are its target audience, most of them are Firefox or Thunderbird users, and Mozilla Update plays an important role in the success of both of those products. This is the list of bugs that need attention, Mozilla Update: New/Updated Items as well as anything added to Bug 264603. www.psychoticwolf.net /archives/mozilla/index.php   (96 words)

chrispederick.com Forums / Question about Mozilla Update Statement Mozilla Update is no longer accepting updates to it's list of extensions, but the latest version of the Web Developer extension is always available at chrispederick.com. The version of the extension on this site supports the latest releases of Mozilla Firefox and Mozilla, and includes update notification support for Mozilla Firefox. I do not have any real insight about what is happening, but here are some more links: chrispederick.com /forums/viewtopic.php?id=477   (96 words)

iB::Topic::Best Mozilla, Firefox & Thunderbird Extensions Mozilla Update (Official Mozilla repository), Extension Room, My Extensions Mirror (Firefox & Thunderbird Only), Texturizer List of Thunderbird Extensions, Texturizer List of Firefox Extensions, mozdev.org Active Projects Html Validator : "View is a simple Mozilla and Mozilla Firefox extension (for Microsoft Windows systems), which allows the current page or a selected link to be opened in Internet Explorer." Yahoo! Companion : "The idea of this project is to build the popular Yahoo! Companion for Gecko-based browsers such as Mozilla Firefox, the Mozilla Suite or Netscape." www.mrtech.com /cgi-local/msgboard/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST&f=11&t=86   (96 words)

iB::Topic::Best Mozilla, Firefox & Thunderbird Extensions Mozilla Update (Official Mozilla repository), Extension Room, My Extensions Mirror (Firefox & Thunderbird Only), Texturizer List of Thunderbird Extensions, Texturizer List of Firefox Extensions, mozdev.org Active Projects IE View: "View is a simple Mozilla and Mozilla Firefox extension (for Microsoft Windows systems), which allows the current page or a selected link to be opened in Internet Explorer." Minimize to Tray: "A powerful extension to minimize Windows versions of Firefox and Thunderbird to the system tray." I find this extension to work best with Thunderbird since it's only really one main window (though opened messages can be minimized too). www.mrtech.com /cgi-local/msgboard/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST&f=11&t=86   (2198 words)

IE View - Launch pages in IE from Firefox IE View is a simple Mozilla and Mozilla Firefox extension (for Microsoft Windows systems), which allows the current page or a selected link to be opened in Internet Explorer. An IE View user offers setup notes on running IE from Firefox under Linux, via WINE. I use Firefox 99.99% of the time, but there are those moments -- particularly when testing new pages, or when viewing that rare IE-only page that's actually interesting -- when I need to see what things look like in IE. ieview.mozdev.org   (887 words)

G4-optimized Firefox 1.5 released: BeatnikPad Journal If you’re looking for Firefox 1.5-compatible extensions, I have a small list of extensions that I’ve tweaked to work with the new release. Update (Dec. 4th, 1:30 EST): I just built a new version of Firefox 1.5 with support for as requested by quite a few people. In case you didn’t know about it, there’s also an RSS feed specifically for Mozilla / Firefox posts that includes these builds, in case you wanted to know when new builds and such are posted. www.beatnikpad.com /archives/2005/12/01/firefox15   (3206 words)

Creme-de-la-Web.com -Mozilla - The best of the Web! Mozilla Update is taking an extremely long time to process updates to its list of extensions, but the latest version of the Web Developer extension is always... Mozilla and Firefox users were warned of a number of potentially troublesome security vulnerabilities this week. Firefox is a Mozilla browser, that is completely standalone and independent from Internet Explorer or other Windows components. creme-de-la-web.com /Category/Mozilla   (3206 words)

redemption in a blog - Post in forums a lot? BBCode is for you BBCode adds a list of menu choices to the right-click context menu, allowing you to quickly add BBCode (explained in the phpBB BBCode guide) to your posts (actually, the BBCode context menu appears in all textual input fields). “BBcode was a long time coming, what a totally genuis level idea, if I had money of any consequence, I would be throwing it Jim’s way, college [/color]must be a breeze for someone with ideas instead of complaints. Adblock, gmail, and bbcode are pretty essential extensions if you forum, surf or use gmail. blog.codefront.net /archives/2004/07/01/post-in-forums-a-lot-bbcode-is-for-you   (1134 words)

mozdev.org - rip: index This extension has been heavily inspired by the excellent work of 2 other extensions (Nuke Anything) and (Greasemonkey). If it is just image based ad's removal you are looking for I suggest you use the rather excellent (Ad Block) extension and download a good list of regular expression for this extension. What Rip tries to do is keep the simplicity of Nuke Anything but merging it with some of the "power" of greasemonkey. rip.mozdev.org   (659 words)

Encyclopedia: Foreign relations of Venezuela Click here to add NationMaster.com to your list of search engines (requires Mozilla or Firefox) Venezuela is home to a wide variety of landscapes, such as the northeasternmost extensions of the Andes mountains in the northwest and along the northern Caribbean coast, of which the highest point is the Pico Bolivar at 5,007 m. Relations with Guyana are complicated by Venezuela's claim to roughly three-quarters of Guyana's territory. www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Foreign-relations-of-Venezuela   (498 words)

gmail issues in firefox (resolved with user.js) - The Extensions Mirror Sboulema I have notting in my allow popup list and gmail is... GeeK canon gmail issues in firefox (resolved with user.js) Jun 28 2004, 22:15 GeeK canon I think the problem is most likely caused by a res... www.extensionsmirror.nl /index.php?showtopic=405&mode=threaded   (235 words)

GigaOM : » Camino Sends OS-X A Valentine It’s that same cross-platform UI layer that makes Firefox feel “wrong” on Mac OS X. Camino’s use of Cocoa for the user interface makes it fit in with the rest of the platform, but prohibits us from using extensions. I emailed the Camino guys a list of questions, and Mike Pinkerton, the project lead of The Camino Project emailed back in what amounts to be a short yet snappy e-interview. And then there is Camino, a browser that combines the visual and behavioral experience of a Mac with the speedy Gecko core. gigaom.com /2006/02/13/camino-sends-os-x-a-valentine   (1670 words)

XUL Apps > ContextMenu Extensions - outsider reflex This extension extends the context menu of Mozilla Firefox. Known Problems Ther is the list of known bugs. This extension adds new features to the context menu of Navigator and Mail, following. piro.sakura.ne.jp /xul/ctxextensions/index.html.en   (775 words)

The Tablet PCs Weblog JK posted about the new GeckoTIP extension for Firefox, Thunderbird, and Sunbird yesterday and sure enough, an update was waiting for me in my extensions list. The developer also points out in the comments that the application can extract keywords and concepts from PDF files, web pages, and other documents and offers multilingual support. That's the intriguing question Kevin Tofel poses over at HD Beat picking up on a thread at the RemotelyCool forums. tabletpcs.weblogsinc.com   (3115 words)

mozdev.org - blackdiamond: index The Black Diamond project is a project to create a distrubution of Mozilla Firefox with many of the popular extentions added. For questions or comments about blackdiamond, please send a message to the blackdiamond mailing list. This version has been built for a more end user audience and many more complex extensions have been excluded. blackdiamond.mozdev.org   (97 words)

Exploit code chases two Firefox flaws Tech News on ZDNet One flaw involves "IFRAME" JavaScript URLs, which are not properly protected from being executed in the context of another URL in the history list. The cross-site scripting and remote system access flaws were discovered in Firefox version 1.0.3, but other versions may also be affected, said security company Secunia, which issued the ratings Sunday. People who want new extensions or themes need to go to the Mozilla update service. news.zdnet.com /2100-1009_22-5700204.html   (574 words)

SpaghettiTech A mouthful of technology Here's a list of Firefox extensions you should try: NoScript: from the same author of FlashGot, an extension to allow java and java script only for selected sites; FlashBlock: displays an image instead of a flash banner; click it to see the flash; spaghettitech.blogspot.com /2005/09/some-serious-firefox-extensions.html   (226 words)

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