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yukichi says:
Hello! I am Japanese Firefox user. Today, I introduce Firefox Introduction videos made in Japan(in Japanese).http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MozillaJapan
You can see 6 videos from above link. Kaori Negoro, Mozilla Japan marketing manager, acts an M.C. in videos.
Thanks.
posted Apr 3
Tremolo says:
So what theme(s) do you use in your Firefox?
I like the iPox theme.
posted Mar 30
Comment replies (9)
Rather Fancy says:
Used to use Ipox but I've come to appreciate the original theme more these days.
posted Mar 31
Benz says:
I use the 1.5 defualt theme becuase the new interface is weird, I also use GrApple pro
posted Apr 3
Reese says:
Old Factory. I used to have a ton of themes now the old factory ones are the only ones I use, it's just so slick and perfect. I even have the matching XP theme.
posted Apr 24
Andy Johanson says:
the original/default theme is clean, concise and suits me just fine. although i went through the usual experimental periods with others, they are all pretty good, but the web has too many bells and whistles already to have more bells and whistles on my browser...just sayin'. =]
posted May 18
Caitlin says:
I found a Mario Bros. Firefox theme and I thought I would share because I adore it.http://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/4345/
posted Mar 23
Comment replies (6)
Tremolo says:
I wanted to check it out, but it seems it isn't there anymore or the link broke. :(
posted Mar 30
ova says:
they took it down recently. probably for copyright infringement or something.
i got it at home just before they nixed it. its so great!
posted Mar 30
chris says:
Add Ins
What firefox add ins do people use? I just started using Check4Change, and it has proven convenient.
posted Mar 23
Comment replies (15)
Chris says:
There are quite a few that I use. ( 21 as of right now)
My short list of must-haves include Gmail Manager, Video Downloader, Tabbrowser Pref., IE Tab, del.icio.us, Greasmonkey (with a bunch of scripts), and Stylish
posted Mar 23
BYRON says:
i use:
adblock
fasterfox
foxytunes
greasemonkey
ie tab
linkification
and for my theme, i use iFox
posted Mar 23
Leu says:
Add-Ons: AdBlock Plus, Fark Tags, Farkit, Farky, ForecastFox Enhanced, Foxmarks Bookmark Synchronizer, IE Tab, Sage, and VideoDownloader.
Theme: iFox Smooth, looking for a decent LCARS theme (or something black)
I also keep Firefox Portable on my USB drive.
posted Mar 26
shelly says:
Add-ons: del.icio.us, Digg this!, Bible Toolbar, IE Tab, Save As Image, VideoDownloader, Web Developer, DOM Inspector, Flashgot
Current Theme: Le Breeze
posted Mar 29
Nicki says:
Um, I use quite a bit ;p
Addons: Adblock Plus, Add to Search Bar, Adsense Notifier, Advanced Dork, AniDisable, Bookmark Backup, BugMeNot, Cache View, Copy Plain Text, CSSViewer, deskCut, Download Statusbar, DownThemAll!, Favicon Picker, FirefoxView, firefusk, FOAFox, Forecastfox Enhanced, Formfiller, FoxyTunes, Gmail Manager, Google Reader Notifier, googlebar, Html Validator, IE View, ListZilla, Long Titles, LoremIpsum Content Generator, MinimizeToTray, miniT, Neopets Toolbar, Neopets Toolbar Add-on, PDF Download, Pearl Crescent Page Saver Basic, Plain Text to Link, Remember Mismatched Domains, Restart Firefox, Sage, SearchLoad Options, Simple Add-ons Button, Smiley Xtra, SpellBound - II, Statusbar Clock, StumbleUpon, Sun Cult, Talkback, Web Developer.
Theme: Saturated
For anyone interested, I have a "clickable" list on my website:http://www.nitallica.org/toolbox/ExtensionsList.html (generated by ListZilla)
posted Mar 29
skinnywhiteguy says:
i cant live without these
tab clicking options - so i can close tabs with a quick dbl click, among other things.
adblock plus - needs no intro
IE view - gives me the choice of an IE tab or a new IE window
linkification - turns non-clickable links, automatically behind the scenes, into a clickable link. so good you wouldn't know it was there.
posted Mar 30
Tremolo says:
HAHA... almost all of us have a huge list - another thing that goes to show the advantages over IE. So many customization options from the community.
Here's mine: AdBlock Plus, Colorful Tabs, DownThemAll!, FasterFox, GMail Notifier, IE Tab, NoScript, Searchbar Autosizer, Session Manager, and Tab Effects (which I don't really activate, but it was there).
I'm a minimalist I suppose. :)
@Nicki: oh, so we're adding themes now. I'll start a new thread. :)
posted Mar 30
Drakar says:
hmm..
Verizon Wireless Minutes Used
Forecastfox
Gmail Manager
Fasterfox
Foxytunes
Google Toolbar (if you can really count that)
That's about the only ones I use consistently, i suppose..
posted Apr 17
equal_ says:
delicios bookmarks 1.5
download statusbar
gmail manager
adblocker plus
bbcodeXtra
tab clicking options
posted Apr 20
Mike Branski says:
Wow, I can't believe no one's mentioned Firebug yet! It's a MUST for any Web developer. No, I'm not just saying that. You MUST have this :)
posted Apr 23
Chris says:
FIrebug is something I was just recently introduced to. Seeing as how I'm doing my best to learn CSS, it's already paying off. Definitely a "Must Have" extension.
posted Apr 24
Reese says:
I use Firebug. Other extensions: DOM inspector, Download Statusbar, Foxmarks, Foxy Tunes, GMarks (which I don't really need now that I have Foxmarks and have Firefox on my usb drive), Google Preview, Grease Monkey, IE Tab, Image Zoom, Morning Coffee, OpenSearch Fox, Split Browser, StumbleUpon, Tab Mix Plus, Talk Back, Video Downloader.
posted Apr 24
I Love Birdy - Leesa Leva says:
My top 3:
1. Edit CSS (slightly ahead of WebDeveloper Toolbar)
2. AdBlock
3. QuickNote
Runner up: Stylish (mainly to make my theme (Mostly Crystal 2.0.0.17) look the way I want)
posted May 31
Godlesswanderer says:
Wooo member #230!
*jumps up and down*
I'm so bored, can you tell?
posted Mar 19
BPhelmet says:
i used firefox 3 alpha 2 for a while, seems pretty solid, actually more stable than firefox 2 for some weird reason, but apparently alpha 3 really sucked
posted Mar 5
Zakk Forchilli says:
anyone do the pipelining tweak ??? hell yeaa =)
about:config
filter "network"
find http.pipelining
set value true
set value 40
makes firefox really fast.
posted Apr 15
Comment replies (2)
Jens says:
Hey Zakk - what is it you set to 40? (http.pipelining.maxrequests)??
posted Apr 16
Chris says:
Using an extension such as FasterFox will tweak pipelining along with other settings, improving you're browsing speed without having to tweak the Config file.
posted Apr 17