Extensions, Addons, plugins..

[Sony]

ups...it looks like you forgot about one important add-on it's for firefox and Gmail users it's Gspace

This extension allows you to use your Gmail Space (4.1 GB and growing) for file storage. It acts as an online drive, so you can upload files from your hard drive and access them from every Internet capable system. The interface will make your Gmail account look like a FTP host.
After the installation, you'll get an option called "Gspace" in your "Tools" menu, which opens the GSpace window.

Works with Firefox: 1.5 – 2.0.0.* ( donno if it works with the latest versions)

[Sony]

Firefox best extensions for 2007:

1.Tab Mix Plus is the best Firefox extension ever, and that's hard to argue with. Tabs Mix Plus can change nearly every behavior and action performed by tabs. With it, you can browse tabs with your scroll wheel or mouse gestures, specify where pages will open, duplicate a tab, prevent it from closing, merge tabs, and more.

2.MR Local Tech Install is designed for those who want more control over their plug-ins. The best tool this application gives the user is a Restart button that reboots Firefox quickly and re-opens all the tabs that were closed. Users are given control of nearly everything concerning plug-ins, from the folder the plug-ins are saved in, to context-menu choices, to more complex hacks. The interface is basic and a bit overwhelming given all the choices it offers, but if you download only one extension, make it this one so that all the others you get will be far easier to handle.
3.Inspired by the Opera browser's sidebar management, All-in-One Sidebar not only gives you a sidebar, it gives you plenty of things to do with it. You can set it to live on either side of the browser, use hot key controls, and even command other Firefox pop-ups, like the download manager, to open in the sidebar itself. Up until a few weeks ago, it might not have made this list for a lack of upgrades, but now All in One Sidebar is compatible with Flock and Firefox 3 beta, and comes with even more options.




4.CustomizeGoogle lets you tweak your Google services in a myriad ways, such as removing ads and sponsored links, adding position rankings and links to other search engines, and forcing secure loading (https) for Gmail and Google Calendar. The coolest new feature of CustomizeGoogle is the ability to stream Web search results. That's right--you can kick that Next button to the curb. Simply scroll to the bottom of a search-results page, and more results will appear automatically. You can also use Firefox's Find function to search the entire results content.




5.FireFTP turns Firefox into a full-fledged FTP client. It has all the major tools that you would expect a stand-alone FTP client to provide. It can handle multiple accounts and remember different logins, passwords, and connection settings for each. It supports authenticated TSL, authenticated SSL, and implicit SSL for secure transfers, drag-and-drop, and CHMOD changes. It can't transfer files larger than 4 GB, and it's buggy on Windows Vista, but it's surprisingly stable and not a resource pig.


6.Perfect for image hunters, DownThemAll is a download manager that finds everything downloadable on a page and lets you designate which files you'd like to download. You can not only pause and resume downloads, but set download folders with one click, set filters to avoid file types you don't want, like software, and more. It also features a download accelerator for speedier transfers and lets you set a maximum number of transfers, so your broadband doesn't get clogged pulling in YouTube videos.



7.Auto Copy adds Linuxesque functionality to your clipboard as long as you're working within Firefox, so that simply highlighting a chunk of text will copy it. More than an auto-copier, it offers up an extensive options menu to determine how and where the clip you've just copied gets deposited. One option opens up a context menu just after you finish highlighting, giving you instant post-copy choices. You can also configure a keyboard shortcut.



note:from the best extensions adblock plus, gspace, better google..already posted

[Sony]

Ambience one of the "just for fun" add-ons
Add some ambience to Firefox or Flock. Ambience evaluates the styles of the current website and attaches it to Firefox. This extension evaluates the styles of the currently loaded website and applies them to firefox.
Ambience can be switched on or off in the tools menu. Ambience only tries to guess the style of the sites...wanna see how Vcoderz will look with Ambience ?

[Sony]

Originally Posted by Iceberg

The best Firefox plugin is NoScript -->

NoScript 1.1.7.2
by Giorgio Maone


Winner of the "2006 PC World World Class Award", this tool makes Firefox the safest browser around.

Winner of the "2006 PC World World Class Award", this tool provides extra protection to your Firefox.
It allows JavaScript, Java and other executable content to run only from trusted domains of your choice, e.g. your home-banking web site, and guards the "trust boundaries" against cross-site scripting attacks (XSS).
Such a preemptive approach prevents exploitation of security vulnerabilities (known and even unknown!) with no loss of functionality...
Experts do agree: Firefox is really safer with NoScript ;-)

Works with:

• Firefox: 1.5 – 3.0a9

i discovered stg using no script, some forums use a service to hide the links can't open before you reply, only users with firefox and with no script can see the link before replying, isn't it fabulous ?

[J()e]

any1 can put here some of opera's most used extensions and plugins

[Kingroudy]

hmmm, i'm not using it these days, but the thing about opera that it has plenty of built in features, unlike firefox, and IE. and i never needed an extension for opera when using it. make sure that u make use of these built in features.

[Sony]

Lily add-on to create add-ons (Programmers only).

Lily is a free tool that allows you to automatically create Mozilla Firefox add-ons. It is a browser based visual programming platform created in Javascript.
Lily is practically itself a Mozilla Firefox add-on. Besides add-ons, it provides the opportunity to automatically make standalone applications compatible with many operating systems. You don't have to know Javascript or any other programming language because your add-ons or stand alone applications can be defined using a graphical procedure of connecting some modules that will control the data flow.

Lily is not compatible with Firefox 3, but, if you want to install on the same operating system both version 2.x and 3.0 of Mozilla Firefox browser, a portable version can be used. Lily can be installed on Firefox 2.x version, like any other add-on. After you restart the browser, Lily can be found on the Tools menu. In order to discover the basic Lily functionalities, it is recommended to begin with the sample applications provided in the directories Demos and Examples, which are present in the Lily distribution archive.

Lily program documents (also called patches) are .json (JavaScript Object Notation) files, which represent a file format for easy data interchange and is based on Javascript programming language. For example if you will open any of the applications present in the Demos directory, like Google Maps-Yahoo Local-XUL Tree, you will notice that you can use it inside the patch window. Any Lily document can be saved as add-on or as standalone application with the help of XULRunner.

The add-ons must be installed on a new Firefox profile in order to work with Lily installed on the same browser. For standalone application building, you must just specify the full path to the XULRunner runner installation directory. The application created in this manner will run in its own window without the need of a web browser support.

In conclusion, if you want to automate the task of creating Firefox add-ons or standalone applications, Lily can help you by providing a simple method of graphically connecting modules that will form the base of your application. There are available many modules, like web services modules, UI modules, multimedia modules and many more. Practically, you will be able to build any type of application or Firefox add-on in a very short time.

Donwload Lily

after downloading the zipped file extrait it to anywhere then drag and drop the xpi file to your firefox
the installation of lily will appear u can't search for it in the mozilla add-ons site
after restarting foxy, check tools>lily
see the website for more intos


Sony.

[Dr.Scoo]

I would like to share these themes by alienware with u guys.
You will like'em alot:
link
enjoy.

[Sony]

FireFTP is a free, secure, cross-platform FTP client for Mozilla Firefox which provides easy and intuitive access to FTP servers.

• It's free!
• Cross-platform: Works on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux
• Secure: SSL/TLS support, same encryption used with online banking and shopping
• Synchronization: Keep directories in sync while navigating
• Directory Comparison: Compare directory content (compares subdirectories too!)
• International: Available in over 20 languages
• Character Set Support:UTF8 and just about any other character encoding supported
• Automatic reconnect and resuming of tranfers
• Search/Filtering
• Integrity Checks of transfers (XMD5, XSHA1)
• Export/Import accounts
• Remote Editing
• File Hashing: Generate hashes of files (MD5, various SHA's)
• Drag & Drop
• Timestamp Synchronization
• Proxy support
• Advanced properties (CHMOD, recursive CHMOD, thumbnails)
• Tutorials and help files available along with personalized support
• IPv6 support
• Open Source!
• Seamless integration with Mozilla Firefox

download it