How I have managed to survive the long without availing myself of
\nfirefox extensions is clearly a problem that will tax historians in the
\nyears to come. In this vein I present a quick list of the extensions
\nthat I find most useful.<\/p>\n
Flashblock<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Simple extension that replaces flash animations with a small icon. BugMeNot<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n I'm assuming that everyone is familiar with bugmenot.com<\/a> WebMailCompose<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Lets you open mailto links in a webmail service. Defaults to GMail but supports many others. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" How I have managed to survive the long without availing myself of firefox extensions is clearly a problem that will tax historians in the years to come. In this vein I present a quick list of the extensions that I find most useful. Flashblock Simple extension that replaces flash animations with a small icon. Click … Continue reading Firefox Extensions<\/span>
\nClick on the icon to play the animation. Its primary use is to reduce
\nthe impact of all those annoying jamster ads that are constantly
\nclamouring for my attention.<\/p>\n
\na volunteer-collated database of logins for registration only sites.
\nThe bugmenot extension lets you paste a log-in from the bugmenot
\ndatabase in a couple of mouseclicks. This sure beats my old way of
\npasting urls into bugmenot and then passting the log-in ans password
\nback out. A massive time-saver.<\/strong><\/p>\n