The bookmarks tree can be automatically opened and elements can be hidden.

Open Book - This extension allows for customization of the Add Bookmark dialog. More Recommended - feel lost without these, but many require a fair bit of setup to get the settings how I like them. Those of you who speak in multiple languages can also install multiple dictionaries so you'll always be well written. SpellBound - An integrated spellchecker is a must for my brain. You can also set it so that it saves your session every time you close Firefox. 2 - If Firefox ever locks up on you, you can restore it with the sites you were visiting. I prefer to tuck programs into the system tray when I'm leaving them for a few minutes. Minimize to Tray - This is very important for me, but may not be for everyone else. Use this updater, and you'll never have to pay attention to any Adblock settings. Highly recommended - these work pretty much straight out of the box and are awesome.Īdblock - This is *the* program to filter unwanted ads from webpages.Īdblock Filterset.G Updater - Filterset.G is a regularly maintained list of ad serving sites for use with Adblock. These add additional functionality to Firefox which for me, just blow the competition out of the water. I've also installed a number of extensions. I also tend to install Lifehacker's Quick Access Firefox Settings, which makes bookmarks out of other dialogues. I can move to whedonesque just by typing w or to morethanspike just by typing mts. Speaking of which, you can add in keywords for any bookmark (aka favourites), so that you don't have to click on the bookmark or type in the full address. I like single letter keywords whenever possible. I have a number of searches programmed in, all you have to do is right click on any search box and select 'add a keyword for this search'. Control L moves focus to the location bar, g is my keyword for and then I can just type in the keywords I want. So, to search google for pink rain hats, I press ^L g pink rain hats. I tend to have lots of windows open at the same time, and this keeps me from losing my workspace. I love the tabbed browsing, because it keeps everything all together. Plus, there's some wonderful features built right in that make it perfect for a user like me. It's fantastically tweakable, which means that I can set it up exactly how I want it.

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