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recomend me some firefox plugins

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finally went to firefox for a browser, now what are some cool, usefull plugins that i need to add ?
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When I used it, I just used the "Brushed" theme to get rid of the cartoony look, and the Google toolbar.

Moved onto Opera since then, faster! :nod:
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is opera pretty secure to use as well ?
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the black japan theme is quite nice
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My favorite extensions:

Adblock Plus
Adblock Filter-g updater
ForecastFox
Spellbound

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I don't use extensions.
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I use the following:

IEview - for those pesky pages that won't load in firefox.

SessionSaver - Saves the websites that I was viewing when I close firefox

Tab x - adds an x to the tabs so I can close them

Smoothwheel - set how fast the scroll wheel goes down a page.
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Altema wrote: Tab x - adds an x to the tabs so I can close them
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Mark wrote:is opera pretty secure to use as well ?
Yes, very, actually more so than FF because since FF has gained so much in popularity, there have been quite a few exploits that emerged for it. Opera being a smaller percentage of the market share for now..(even though gaining fast)..it's not in the eyes of the exploiters yet.

Another one gaining in popularity..K-Meleon ...based on the Gekko engine though. :(
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silly question, can i have all 3 browsers installed at once, i mean will there be any conficts doing so ?
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Mark wrote:silly question, can i have all 3 browsers installed at once, i mean will there be any conficts doing so ?
No problem..I did a while ago...my laptop has IE, FF, Opera
Prior rig has K-Mel, FF, Opera, IE, current install on home rig just has IE and Opera.
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Install them all, its cool.


For extensions I use faster fox, IE View, Download Manger Tweak.

Themes I like are Noia extreme and Black Japan.
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Cabledude wrote: :rotfl:
What :( . I hate having to highlight a page and going to the right and clicking that x!
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Mark wrote:silly question, can i have all 3 browsers installed at once, i mean will there be any conficts doing so ?
Doooo eeett! :rockin:
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Cabledude wrote:Doooo eeett! :rockin:
ya i guess i got nothing to lose, i already have a ghost image of this fresh install saved, maybe someday i will learn to do a restore of the image :rotfl:
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Altema wrote:What :( . I hate having to highlight a page and going to the right and clicking that x!
tab of "x" = a single does of mdma (Ecstasy)

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cyberskye wrote: CableDude=nauuuuughty
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