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I thought it might be interesting to compare which Red Panda extensions we use… we may learn about some we didn’t know existed.
Here are mine:
- SearchStatus: shows PageRank and Alexa ranks for the current site on the status bar; you can also right click on them to go several information pages on the respective sites.
- ForecastFox: weather information; highly customizable.
- BugMeNot: accesses a “throwaway” username/password database to enter stupid “registration required” sites (mostly news ones) quickly, without having to give them the most intimate details of your life.
- AdSense Notifier: gives almost real time stats for your AdSense earnings; also allows quick logon to the AdSense site
- CuteMenus: Crystal SVG: adds nice colorful icons to Firefox’s menus; becomes more user-friendly and pleasant to use
- SEOpen: adds many SEO options to the context menu, such as checking for backlinks in several search engines, and more
- del.icio.us: adds quick and comprehensive del.icio.us integration to the Fox
OK, your turn. 
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- Flash Block – great against those Flash infested websites
- Web Developer – very good for debbuging and other web developer tasks
- del.ici.ous – …
- SessionSaver – Saves your last browsing session;
- Livelines – Integrates the RSS features of Firefox with other web based RSS readers;
- Restart Firefox – this and Session Saver are a nice workaround against the dreaded Firefox all-your-memory-resources-are-belong-to-us bug;
- WebmailCompose – Very good if you use webmail alot;
- Tab X – Adds a close button to each of the browser tabs;
- Auto Copy – “Copies selected text to clipboard automaticaly. Just like Linux;
- Flashgot – Enables integration with themost popular external download managers for Windows;
- Google Bar for Firefox – Simply the best!;
- PDF Download – View the PDF as .pdf, as HTML or just download it;
- IE View – for those pages that still don’t comply with standards;
- Ad Block – Filters ads from web-pages;
- Download Manager Tweak – allows to open the Download window in a tab, etc…
- FasterFox – Performance and network tweaks for Firefox;
Hi
My favourite extensions that were not on your list:
Adblock;
Paste&go – makes one-handed www browsing easier;
gmail notifier;
tab x – adds a close button to each tab.
What FF Extensions Do You Use?, 5 days ago
http://www.threadwatch.org/node/4803
Correct me if I’m wrong, but that Tab X extension only makes sense on Linux, right? On Windows, you can just middle-click on the tab to close it – it’s only on Linux that it tries to browse to whatever is on the clipboard.
I think I’ll try it on Linux…
EDIT: just installed it. Looks very nice.
Good god man – I know the title of this article says ‘Firefox’ but the first line mentions ‘Red Panda extensions’ and I thought this was some sort of new GreaseMonkey thing and just spent 10 minutes searching the entire internet trying to find this damn Red Panda extension set……………
OK, so when you stop laughing and can see again, here’s my FIREFOX extensions…..
(I used to have GreaseMonkey and many others but they kept breaking as I upgraded the browser)
ChatZilla
Linkification
ForecastFox
AutoFill
Gmail Delete Button
Gmail Manager
Hit-a-Hint (for mouseless browsing)
Anonymouser
Search Keys (mouseless searching)
SwiftTabs
del.icio.us (just installed this – thanks!)
Absolutely necessary:
Web Developer
Greasemonkey
SessionSaver
SpellBound
Live HTTP Headers
Screen grab!
DOM Inspector
Talkback
Magpie
Show Java COnsole
Auto Copy
FlashGot
JS Console Extras
Paste And Go
AdBlock
ConQuery
Hotmail Tabs
Html Validator
Gcache
Duplicate Tab
IE View
Gnusto
Bandwith Tester
All-in-one Gestures
View Cookies
SpellBound
DictionnarySearch
FireFTP
BBCode
Web Developper
Tweak Network
User Agent Switcher
Single Window
JavaScript Debugger
Add Bookmark here
Disable Targets for Downlaods
Mouse Gestures
TechSpeak Toolbar (my toolbar)
tektek GaiaOnline Toolbar
GreaseMonkey
ColorZilla
EditCSS
MeasureIt
Gaiabar