What are your favorite Firefox extensions?

For me, I like using

Adblock plus
Stylish (allows you to inject your own css into any web page )
Gmail notifier
Imagebot (best image hosting extension especially with it's templates and drag and drop support)
Noscript
tab scroller (love being able to simply hold the right mouse button down then move the mouse wheel in order switch through tabs)
Easy youtube video downloader
Down them all

firefox favorite extensions

asked Jul 02 '10 at 22:15

Razor512
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5 Answers:

2	AdBlock Plus has to be my favorites. Even though it takes revenue out of the website; some website(s) has too many ads on there site. answered Jul 02 '10 at 22:23 isaiah 476●9●12●26

2	Back when I did use Firefox I didn't install any addons (besides AdBlock plus) because they just bloat the software. Now I use Chrome and I'm still addon free. answered Jul 03 '10 at 00:21 chadt4 12.5k●99●157●257

Good Topic

Adblock Plus
ColorZilla
Stylish
Greasemonkey
Measure it
ScreenGrab
Unhind Passwords
TwitterBar

answered Jul 03 '10 at 00:06

Sozo
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currently checking out ScreenGrab seems pretty good (had pearl crescent page saver basic, before but it was very limited in that you can either save the visible part of the page or the entire page)

(Jul 04 '10 at 21:57) Razor512

1	Adblock plus with the youtube ads added Stumble Upon Firebug And I use to use Foxytunes answered Jul 03 '10 at 11:09 t3po7re5 16●1

1	I've tried quite a few extensions over the years, but the 4 that I consistently use are: AdBlock Plus, Down-them-All, Tab-Mix Plus, and Xmarks answered Jul 03 '10 at 15:48 llsee 76●3 edited Jul 03 '10 at 15:49

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