Add-ons
✏ ʣ “Fronting”
by zoding
About this Collection
Here's some of the stuff I think you might find handy for customizing the Firefox UI. ✏ ⁓zoding
40 Add-ons in this Collection
InspectorWidget
by Sailfish
7 users
Adds toolbar button and context menus for invoking the DOM Inspector (DOMi) for either chrome or content elements.
No More Install Delay
by trlkly
Experimental
1 user
UPDATE: XPI delay has been removed in Firefox 40!
Disable the install delay in Firefox. New 2.0 version now includes GreaseMonkey scripts!
Unlike similar addons, this works on Firefox 4 and beyond.
infoRSS
by Didier Ernotte
4 users
Displays RSS, Atom, Twitter, parsed HTML and NNTP feed in a scrolling area in the status bar. Compatible with podcasting RSS which can be downloaded directly. It's also a good Google email notifier.
Dybutar
by Diego Casorran
11 users
Dynamic creation of bookmark-style toolbar buttons which you can customize.
CipherFox
by Gavin Lloyd
2 users
Displays the current SSL/TLS cipher, protocol and certificate chain in the Add-on bar and Site ID dialog
Perspectives
by perspectives-cmu, dschaefer
0 users
Connect securely to https websites by checking certificates with network notaries. See http://www.perspectives-project.org
UserScripts.org Search
by Erik Vold
Experimental
4 weekly downloads
A Open Search definition for UserScripts.org, to help find Greasemonkey user scripts.
CSHelper
by mig
2 users
This extension packages versions of the CamStudio recorder application and the XVID Codec. It is primarily intended to be used with the screen capture feature of the Video DownloadHelper add-on, when on Windows.
HashColouredTabs+
by John P Baker
0 users
Improves tab identification by providing a small colored icon for any site which doesn't have its own 'site icon'.
★ 'favicon' now also shown in history and bookmarks ★
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