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*'''[[Mozilla Amazon Browser]]''' - is a browser specifically designed to navigate the Amazon.com website.<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=07/03/08/154218 | title = Shopping with the Mozilla Amazon Browser | work = [[Linux.com]] | date = [[March 15]], [[2007]] | author = Leslie P. Polzer | accessdate = 2007-04-24 }}</ref> |
*'''[[Mozilla Amazon Browser]]''' - is a browser specifically designed to navigate the Amazon.com website.<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=07/03/08/154218 | title = Shopping with the Mozilla Amazon Browser | work = [[Linux.com]] | date = [[March 15]], [[2007]] | author = Leslie P. Polzer | accessdate = 2007-04-24 }}</ref> |
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*'''[[FireFTP]]''' - a free, secure, cross-platform FTP client which provides easy and intuitive access to FTP servers. |
*'''[[FireFTP]]''' - a free, secure, cross-platform FTP client which provides easy and intuitive access to FTP servers. |
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*'''[[LOOP for Firefox]]''' - a free add-on which provides an easy way to upload, convert and combine files to PDF, including URLs. |
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This is a list of some of the many available Firefox extensions, software add-ons designed for Mozilla Firefox based web browsers. Many Firefox extensions work in the SeaMonkey web browser as well.
For a more complete list, see the official repository. [1] As of April 30, 2007, there were 2286 extensions available from the Firefox Add-ons repository website.
Official
- ChatZilla - is a full-fledged IRC chat client that works inside Firefox.
- DOM Inspector - is for web developers. It allows them to inspect the Document Object Model tree of any page.
- Venkman is a JavaScript debugger for web developers.
- Talkback reports any crashes of Firefox to Mozilla.
- Google Browser Sync - allows users to store Firefox bookmarks, browsing history, persistent cookies, and saved bookmarks on Google's servers so that when using firefox on a different computer, the information will be accessible on that computer as if it were their normal browser.
- Google Notebook - allows users to access the service without navigating away from their current webpage, allowing highlighted text and images to be added to a user's notebook without the need for copy-pasting.
- Google Toolbar - provides features related to Google Search as a toolbar.
- Google Web Accelerator - is a web accelerator.
Applications
The Mozilla framework has been built with the intention of providing all the features require to develop applications.
- Mozilla Amazon Browser - is a browser specifically designed to navigate the Amazon.com website.[2]
- FireFTP - a free, secure, cross-platform FTP client which provides easy and intuitive access to FTP servers.
- LOOP for Firefox - a free add-on which provides an easy way to upload, convert and combine files to PDF, including URLs.
Website integration
- AllPeers - provides file-sharing by peer-to-peer among friends registered to the service.
- Chatsum - allows users to chat with people visiting the same website.
- Chipmark - automatically syncs bookmarks across multiple machines
- Googlepedia - shows users Wikipedia articles along with their Google search results.
- Joga.com Companion - creates a visual theme for Mozilla Firefox as well as providing tools relating to the 2006 FIFA World Cup and Joga.com
- LibX - library catalogues
- StumbleUpon - allows users to encounter random sites based upon the rating given by stumblers and their interests.
Browser features
- Adblock or its variant Adblock Plus - used for blocking ads via a blacklist.
- Cookiesafe - controls which websites have permission to store cookies.
- Fasterfox - pre-fetches links on pages, adjusts page rendering, and employs "network optimizations" to make browsing faster.
- Feedview - opens RSS and Atom feeds as webpages.
- Firefox Showcase - shows tabs as thumbnails, to preview, manage and search across them.
- Flashblock prevents Flash content from running without being explicitly started (clicked) or whitelisted.
- Greasemonkey - allows users to install user scripts that modify specific web pages.
- IE Tab - allows users to view pages using the Internet Explorer rendering engine from within Firefox. This is useful for some websites that do not work properly in Firefox.
- Image Zoom - allows users to change image sizes within the page.
- Me.dium - shows a graphical map of people on the web
- MR Tech Local Install - contains "bundled" extensions to customize Firefox.
- Operator - parses microformats.
- PDF Download - allows users to view a PDF file inside the browser (as PDF or HTML), outside Firefox with the default or a custom PDF reader, or to download it.
- RankQuest SEO Toolbar - provides access to various search engine optimization tools.
- Sage - a popular, lightweight Feed reader extension.
- Tab Mix Plus - provides tabbed browsing enhancements.
- Ultimate pricechecker - searches products on amazon, ebay, shopping.com, and shopzilla.com.
Website development tools
- DOM Inspector - See List of Firefox extensions#Official
- Firebug - allows the debugging, editing, and modifying of any website's CSS, HTML, DOM, and JavaScript, and provides other web development tools.[1]
- Web Developer - is a tool for Web designers.
Application integration
- FlashGot - provides download features and integration with a variety of external download managers.
- FoxyTunes - controls external media players.