Suggested Firefox Extensions

SirThom

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I'm thinking about switching back to Firefox (from Safari), mostly since I've been using it on my Windows computer. That said, it's been over a year since I've dealt with Firefox, so what are some extensions that are must-haves? I've already discovered Adblock and FireFTP -- both of which are necessities for me -- but what extensions do you use?
 
I use a host of add-ins myself. The list in Extensions is thus:
  • Amazing Media Browser
  • Back to Top
  • ColorZilla
  • Dom Inspector
  • Firebug
  • Google Browser Sync (I just use the bookmark syncing to keep them the same between the house an work)
  • Greasemonkey
  • HTML Validator
  • HTML Validator (based on CSE HTML Validator)
  • Image Zoom
  • Lorem Ipsum Content Generator
  • Lori (Life-of-Request info) - this is a great tool to show how long a page takes to load, and how much info is coming down the pipe
  • MeasureIT
  • Nuke Anything Enhanced - allows you to remove almost anything via context menu
  • Tabbrowser Preferences
  • UrlParams
  • Viamatic foXpose
  • VideoDownloader (for embedded videos such as on YouTube)
  • Web Developer
And I'm constantly checking for new Extensions and Greasemonkey scripts.

Currently, I have two Greasemonkey scripts running (though it changes with my needs)
  • Jasper's Google Reader Subscriber - makes it easier to get an RSS feed into Google Reader
  • Invisibility Cloak - blanks certain websites during certain times of the day so I can focus on work rather than surfing.
 
I use Adblock, SessionSaver, and NoScript. I used to use ForecastFox, but I uninstalled it for whatever reason some time ago and never got it back. I also have Gabbly Firefox, which is pretty cool, but no one really uses Gabbly.
 
I'm using:
  • Adblock
  • Adblock Filterset.G Updater
  • Fasterfox
  • FlashGot (in conjunction with GetRight)
  • Forecastfox
  • IE Tab
  • NoScript
  • ReloadEvery
  • Sage
  • Tabbrowser Preferences
Sorry, too lazy to link all add-ons. :p
 
Yes extensions add additional code to FF that MIGHT cause slowness, instability, security problems, and application(not system) crashes. HOwever that's a risk you take with any software mods..:)
 
foxytunes and coffee cup dont slow anything down because their not related to web surfing
 
you know how theres like 5-6 websites in the morning u immediately go to? u click it and it opens all the tabs for u and ports u to ur favorites
 
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