Browser Bonanza

I've noticed that a lot of my posts on here are simply reminders for myself, but really, does that matter at all?

First off, I'm trying to compile a list of my personal favorite Firefox add-ons, so I can simply come to this post on a new download of FF and install everything. I did a post on add-ons and stuff a while back, but in the 1.5 years (!) since that post my focus in add-ons has moved. Here is my new list.

• Adblock Plus (and EasyList USA subscription)
• Download Statusbar
• Firebug
• FireFTP
• ReloadEvery
• AutoPager
• Pixlr Grabber
• Resurrect Pages

Onwards, to bookmarks and bookmarklets. Things to have in a bookmarks bar:

• jQuerify* (source)
• pixlr
• Note in Reader* (for Google Reader)
• meebo
• mibbit
• whipplehill flash*
• Show Hidden FB Content* (I made a Facebook page for this!)
• Hide long FB Posts*
• Grooveshark

*denotes bookmarklet.


Finally, Chrome 5 is here, so get it, right now.

Firefox 3.5's New Logo

So I've downloaded FF 3.5, and I've decided to run a quick run-down of what you get. (Yeah, it's been a while since I've posted here. Sorry.)

Most of Firefox 3.5's changes are under-the-hood, but there are a few changes, including much faster Javascript and Private Browsing mode. There are also some visual changes, including a + tab button in the tab bar, and, excitingly, a refresh on the logo!

It's really rather beautiful.

Firefox is on the Fritz

Anyone know what's up? If I close two tabs too quickly, FF crashes. Seriously, it's really annoying.