The official Firefox 3-compatible release for Tab Mix Plus is out. There are a number of improvements over the previous version, but the important thing is that it’s finally official. I hacked together a version a couple months back, and while I’m glad I was able to help, I’m even more glad that a true [...]

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Ever wonder what color an element on a web page is? Ever try to recreate that color, only to be greeted by painful headaches and an impossible time at recreating that color? ColorZilla takes all the guess work out of figuring out the code behind a color. To use the addon, all you have to [...]

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Firefox with Greasemonkey: If you’ve ever searched for your website content on Google (and chances are you have), you’ll agree with me that it can be difficult to find your material amongst the results. Sometimes I search for my posts and see where they rank in specific queries to Google. Usually it takes me a [...]

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Firefox by itself is a great piece of work. It’s the addons, however, that make it what it is. Over the years (around 5) that I’ve been using Firefox, I’ve come to love a few of these addons. Here are my top five. Tab Mix Plus: Hands down, my favorite addon. It does a fantastic [...]

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Along the same lines of the recently reconditioned Tab Mix Plus add-on, I noticed that I was missing the FasterFox add-on after installing Firefox 3. I modified the FasterFox add-on to work with Firefox 3.0.1 and have uploaded it here for your enjoyment. As far as I can tell, it works just fine. Standard installation [...]

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Firefox version 3.0.1 was released today, and it subsequently broke the dev build of Tab Mix Plus that I was using. For some reason, the developer of TMP has not released a version that’s compatible with Firefox 3. At any rate, I’ve taken the liberty of modifying the add-on that worked with Firefox 3 so [...]

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