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5000+Resources to do just about anything online free

Wed, 26 Sep 2007 09:18:09 GMT

clipped by: pokkets
clipper's remarks: I've clipped a few examples. Links to other resources can be found at the page

Clip Source: mashable.com

Since May 2007, we’ve been bringing you resources and tools to be more productive on the web. Due to popular demand, we’ve brought all these lists together into one gigantic meta-list: 5000+ Resources to Do Just About Anything Online.

Enjoy! And don’t forget to subscribe to Mashable for the latest web news and resources.

6 Key Ways to Measure Your Blog’s Success - Six essential tools for measuring how your blog is performing.

20+ Firefox Plugins For Managing Email - Use Firefox to help you manage and control your email.

100+ Tools For Flickr Addicts - The possibilities with Flickr seem endless, and this toolbox shows you just some of what is out there for you Flickr addicts.

90+ Online Photography Tools and Resources - Tools for editing, finding, and storing photos.

50+ Websites For the Kickass Control Freak - More tools to get your life organized and get more done online and out in real life.

120+ Web Development Resources - A huge list of tools to assist you with developing your website.

Tags: internet, tools, resources, programs, free

Bill's Big List of Firefox 2.0 Compatible Extensions

Thu, 02 Aug 2007 20:17:04 GMT

clipped by: RiverRed
clipper's remarks: This is the mother lode list of Firefox extensions, currently 1,826 listed. Sortable by category and total downloads. Also lists: user rating, total downloads, weekly downloads, last updated, and ranking change. You've got to see it to believe it.

Clip Source: www.extensionhunter.com

Bill's Big List of Firefox^® 2.0 Compatible Extensions

Quick search:

New: Suggest your favorite extension picks

Tags: firefox, extensions

5 Firefox Extensions That Make All the Difference in the World

Thu, 02 Aug 2007 00:24:42 GMT

clipped by: RiverRed

Clip Source: www.friedbeef.com

Link Alert - What happens when you click on a link? Are you going to open a new window? download a file? read a document? Now you’ll be able to quickly find that out. By simply hovering your mouse over the link, your cursor will change to indicate what will happen next.

Tab Mix Plus - Even with Firefox 2.0’s improved tabs, this extension is still powerful. Aside from enabling you to do just about anything with your tabs, I love that it incorporates a session saver where you can save all your tabs for later use.

Download Them All - DownThemAll is the ultimate downloads manager. It features an advanced accelerator that increases speed up to 400% and it allows you to pause and resume downloads at any time.

Stop-Or-Reload Button - You either stop loading a page, or you reload a stopped one. You only really need one button. This extension merges them both and saves you screen space.

User Agent Switcher

Tags: firefox

Hacking Firefox: The secrets of about:config

Thu, 02 Aug 2007 00:13:33 GMT

clipped by: RiverRed

Clip Source: www.computerworld.com

Hacking Firefox
The secrets of about:config

Tags: firefox, hacks

Top 10 Greasemonkey Scripts

Wed, 01 Aug 2007 22:07:14 GMT

clipped by: RiverRed
clipper's remarks: I'm always looking for ways to improve/tweak my Firefox, and this is a nice starter list.

Clip Source: www.onetipaday.com

Remove Google Ads: Removes Google/Adsense ads from all pages
Google Reader Optimized: Uses the maximum amount of space for the feed viewing area, at the expense of all unnecessary UI elements
Del.icio.us Meets Google: Replaces Yahoo Ads on Del.icio.us with Google Results

Download Google Videos: Lets you download Google Videos
Force Reader: Add feeds to Google Reader automatically without having to view a bridge page
Gmail CSS Skin: Make Gmail look even sexier. So cool
GmailTo: Opens Gmail compose window whenever you click on an email address in a webpage
Try This Search On: Google may be the best search engine, but it’s not perfect. This script tries to detect when you are searching any website and then provides links to do a similar search on: Amazon.com, Ask.com, dmoz, Google, MSN, Yahoo!, Wikipedia and many other sites
Gmail random signature: Make your emails cooler with a random signature
Google Translate: Translate any page into the selected language

Tags: firefox, greasemonkey

Top 10 Firefox Extensions to Improve your Productivity

Thu, 08 Mar 2007 12:13:32 GMT

clipped by: brotherhug

Clip Source: www.lifehack.org

Top 10 Firefox Extensions to Improve your Productivity

Firefox is the browser of dreams for many people (myself included). One of the great perks of Firefox is that there are tons of extensions that enhance the functionality of the browser. With over 1500 extensions in existence, there are many that can be used to improve your productivity. The following is my take on the top 10 extensions that will keep you focused, reduce distractions, streamline your daily work flow, and improve your productivity.

Tags: firefox, browsers

Speed up Firefox with these tweaks

Sat, 24 Feb 2007 01:18:49 GMT

clipped by: nouse4name

Clip Source: www.tonyspencer.com

Speed up Firefox with these tweaks

Does Firefox seem way slower than Internet Explorer to you? Well it certainly is out of the box. I’m not sure why they don’t make the following settings default but check these out. They may change your opinion of the browser.

Type “about:config” in your firefox address bar.

Search for the following settings:

1. network.http.pipelining
Set to true
2. network.http.pipelining.firstrequest
Set to true
3. network.http.pipelining.maxrequests
Set to 32
4. network.http.proxy.pipelining
Set to true
5. nglayout.initialpaint.delay
Set to 0

Its very likely that you won’t have an entry for network.http.pipelining.firstrequest. Thats ok. Just add one.

Right-click on the preferences list, select ‘New’ then select ‘Boolean’

On the first prompt, type:
network.http.pipelining.firstrequest

On the second prompt, set it to ‘true’

Its also likely that you won’t have an entry for nglayout.initialpaint.delay

Right-click on the preferences list, select ‘New’ then select ‘Integer’

On the first prompt, type:
nglayout.initialpaint.delay

On the second prompt, set it to ‘0′

Enabling the pipelining features allows the browser to make multiple requests to the server at the same time. The “maxrequests” is the maximum number of requests it will send at once. I’ve heard that 8 is the most it will send at once, but setting it higher won’t hurt, just in case. The initialpaint.delay is the length of time (in milliseconds) after the server response before the browser begins to paint the page.

Tags: firefox

Firefox Tweak Guide

Fri, 16 Feb 2007 23:30:48 GMT

clipped by: kwonsu

Clip Source: www.techspot.com

Firefox 2 Tweaking, Profiles
Toolbar Setup
Main Settings Tab
Tabs Settings
Content Settings Tab
Feeds & Privacy Settings Tab
Security Settings Tab
Advanced Settings Tab
Add-ons & recommendations
Advanced about:config and user.js
Advanced: Auto-Updates, Bookmarks
Advanced: Caching
Advanced: Connection
Advanced: Plug-ins
Advanced: Rendering
Advanced: Scripting
Advanced: Tabs
Advanced: Miscellaneous
Advanced: userChrome.css

Tags: firefox, browsers, internet, computers, software

Trashmail.net Firefox Extension

Sat, 27 Jan 2007 18:15:55 GMT

clipped by: sekhui
clipper's remarks: Firefox extension to create throwaway email addresses for spam prevention.

Clip Source: addons.mozilla.org

TrashMail.net

by Stephan Ferraro

More previews…

Create free disposable email addresses and paste them directly in forms. This helps to protect you from spam mails and could be useful when subscribing to forums or newsletters.
The email addresses can be deleted at any time!

This plugin uses the free TrashMail.net DEA service.

Tags: antispam, spam, firefox, extension, email

Split Browser - Great new Firefox extension.

Mon, 22 Jan 2007 21:08:45 GMT

clipped by: Godfrey Daniel
clipper's remarks: Edit: new version, already.
This is really helpful when sending sections of webpages in Gmail. Simply drag your selections from the web page onto your Gmail composition field in the adjacent split pane.

Clip Source: addons.mozilla.org

Split Browser

by SHIMODA Hiroshi

This splits the content area of the browser window as you like. It will help you in various cases. For example, to compare multiple webpages, to show a calendar always, and so on.

There is some ways to split window.

* Choose the "Split Browser to" menu in the context menu.
* Choose the "Load in Split Browser" menu in the context menu on link.
* Click popup-button on top/bottom/left/right edges of the content area.

* Drop links, bookmarks, etc. to popup-button on top/bottom/left/right edges of the content area while dragging.

You can split browsers over and over. Status of split browsers are saved, and automatically restored on the next startup.

Works with:

Firefox

1.5 - 2.0.0.*

ALL

Install now (23 KB)

Version 0.2.2007011701, released on Jan 16, 2007.

Clip Source: addons.mozilla.org

Overview (fullsize)

Crazy sample - you can split browser infinitely!

Tags: firefox, extensions, split browser

The 7 hidden pages within your Firefox browser

Thu, 18 Jan 2007 20:02:08 GMT

clipped by: Scattered_Fusion

Clip Source: www.our-picks.com

about: A simple prompt without any parameter will display the Mozilla “about” information. Since it’s accessible from the top menus as well, it’s not quite a hidden feature.

about:buildconfig Obviously, it will show the build platform configuration and parameters

about:cache Will display info and statistics regarding your disk’s cache, including the name of your cache’s directory and a list of the entries you can find there. By default, Firefox doesn’t allow you to view the cached webpages, so this can be an useful option.

about:config Oh look, many many info. Indeed, it’s the most complex and meaningful of them all. Careful on what you plan to change here, your browser won’t run properly after if you play with the wrong things.

about:plugins Of course, what is Firefox without it’s powerful extensions? This option will display detailed information about all the plugins installed for Mozilla Firefox.

about:credits It’s time to give the credit to whoever deserves it. There’s an alphabetically sorted list of all the people that gave their contribution to the development of Firefox.

about:Mozilla This is a weird thing. It will display the so-called “Book of Mozilla”. Something similar was present in Netscape too. There’s actually no real book although the quotations might give you that impression.

Have fun browsing through your browser’s internal features.

Tags: firefox, internet, web, technology

Reduce Firefox Memory Usage

Tue, 16 Jan 2007 18:27:03 GMT

clipped by: abbysname

Clip Source: www.helpero.com

How to lower the amount of memory that Firefox uses?

Fist of all you should see this: How to Reduce Firefox Memory Usage

But if you are in a hurry...

1. In your Firefox address bar, enter the following text: about:config

2. Scroll down to the entry titled browser.cache.memory.enable and make sure the Value is set to true. If it’s not, double-click anywhere in the browser.cache.memory.enable line and the status will change to true

3. Right-click (Apple users ctrl-click) anywhere in the about:config window and select New and then Integer from the pop-up menu

4. Enter browser.cache.memory.capacity in the New integer value pop-up box

5. You’ll need to enter a number in the Enter integer value, but that number depends on how much memory you have (specifically, how much you want to 'give' Firefox). If you have 256MB or less RAM, enter 4096 as the value. If you have 512MB of RAM, enter 6144 or 8192. If you have 128MB or less RAM, you may want to consider upgrading - memory is getting very inexpensive.

6. Confirm that the new entry has been created and the integer value is correct

7. If for any reason you wish to restore the default settings, change the browser.cache.memory.capacity integer value to -1 (that’s minus one).

Source: simplehelp.net

Tags: firefox, computer, memory, practical

MOZILLA FIREFOX CHEAT SHEET

Fri, 05 Jan 2007 16:24:15 GMT

clipped by: Scattered_Fusion

Clip Source: lesliefranke.com

GENERAL KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
Add Bookmarks	Ctrl + D
Bookmarks	Ctrl + B
DOM Inspector	Ctrl + Shift + I
Downloads	Ctrl + J
Full Screen View	F11
Help	F1
History	Ctrl + H
Page Source	Ctrl + U
Print	Ctrl + P
Refresh Page	F5
Refresh Page & Cache	Ctrl + F5
Save Page As	Ctrl + S

NAVIGATION KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
Back	Alt + Left Arrow
Down One Line	Down
Down One Page	PageDown
File Open	Ctrl + O
Forward	Alt + Right Arrow
Frame Next	F6
Frame Previous	Shift + F6
Home Page	Alt + Home
Jump to Address Bar	Ctrl + L
Jump to Search Bar	Ctrl + K
Page Bottom	End
Page Top	Home
Stop	Esc
Tab Close	Ctrl + W
Tab New	Ctrl + T
Tab Next	Ctrl + Tab
Tab Previous	Ctrl + Shift + Tab
Tab Select	Ctrl + [1 - 9]
Up One Line	Up
Up One Page	PageUp
Window Close	Alt + F4
Window New	Ctrl + N

TEXT KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
Copy	Ctrl + C
Cut	Ctrl + X
Delete	Del
Text Size Decrease	Ctrl + -
Text Size Increase	Ctrl + +
Text Size Default	Ctrl + 0
Undo	Ctrl + Z

SEARCH KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
Find Again	F3
Find as You Type Link	'
Find as You Type Text	/
Find in This Page	Ctrl + F
Find Previous	Shift + F3

MOUSE SHORTCUTS
Back	Shift + Scroll Down
Forward	Shift + Scroll Up
Open Link in Background Tab	Ctrl + Left Click or Middle Click
Open Link in Foreground Tab	Ctrl + Shift + Left Click
Open Link in New Window	Shift + Left Click
Scroll Line by Line	Alt + Scroll
Tab Close	Middle Click on Tab
Tab New	Double Click on Tab Bar
Text Size Decrease	Ctrl + Scroll UP
Text Size Increase	Ctrl + Scroll Down

LOCATIONS
Cached Elements
C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\[profilename]\Cache\
Profile Manager
Close Firefox. From the "Start" menu, select "Run", type "firefox.exe -p"
User Profile Folder
C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\xxxxxxxx.default\
Advanced Configuration
Address Bar: about:config
Cache Info
Address Bar: about:cache
Plugin Info
Address Bar: about:plugins

Tags: mozilla, firefox, internet, web, cheat sheet, technology, tips, education

New multipage Firefox calendar

Mon, 01 Jan 2007 08:01:12 GMT

clipped by: RiverRed

Clip Source: mozillalinks.org

This is a Firefox 2007 calendar in 3 page format. It is provided are provided as JPG files as I created it with the idea of printing them at a digital photo lab (about $ 0.60 for three 4″ x 6″, I guess).

Page 1, features the now famous Firefox crop circle, a project from the Linux User Group at the Oregon State University.

Page 2, a snapshot from This is hot!, a winner in the Firefox Flicks competition and currently being aired in the Boston and San Franciso areas. Thanks to Danny Robashkin from Make, who kindly contributed this high resolution frame.

Page 3, the Firefox logo. You can draw a 3 over it as soon as Firefox 3 gets out then.
Enjoy!

Tags: firefox

Bookmarklets for Firefox et al

Wed, 27 Dec 2006 15:04:26 GMT

clipped by: ghiberti
clipper's remarks: There's a dozen plus extra little bokkmarklets (snippets of javascript) to do various useful site customizations for you at the source.

Clip Source: tech.cybernetnews.com

A bookmarklet is a small JavaScript program that can be stored as a URL within a bookmark in most popular web browsers, or within hyperlinks on a web page. Because Internet Explorer uses the term favorites instead of bookmarks, bookmarklets are also less commonly called favelets by users.

Bookmarklets can be saved and used like normal web page bookmarks. Therefore, they are simple “one-click” tools that can add substantial functionality to the browser. For example, they can:

Modify the way a web page is displayed within the browser (e.g., change the font size, background color, etc.).

Extract data from a web page (e.g., hyperlinks, images, text, etc.).

Jump directly to a search engine, with the search term(s) input either from a new dialog box, or from a selection already made on a web page.

Submit the page to a validation service.

There are all kinds of services that provide bookmarks, especially for browsers that don’t support extensions or add-ons, like Opera. The problem is trying to find ones that are actually useful to you. Below I have categorized the different bookmarklets depending on what you are trying to do. I have quite an extensive collection of bookmarklets that I have gathered over the years with my two primary sources being SquareFree and OperaWiki. I’ll be mashing the two sources together to bring you my favorites, and each one will have images signaling which browsers they work with (Firefox 2 , Internet Explorer 7 , and Opera 9 ).

Note: To use any of the following bookmarklets just hold down the left mouse button and drag the hyperlink to the bookmark toolbar in your browser.

Color code links
Makes all internal links on a site red, external links blue, and links pointing to the current page (internal bookmarks) orange.

Hide visited hyperlinks
Removes all hyperlinks that you have already visited on a site, therefore making it easier to see which links you still need to open.

Tags: browsers, bookmarklets, firefox, customization, flock, opera, ie7, javascript

Clipmarks | RiverRed's 'firefox' clips

5000+Resources to do just about anything online free

Bill's Big List of Firefox 2.0 Compatible Extensions

Bill's Big List of Firefox® 2.0 Compatible Extensions

5 Firefox Extensions That Make All the Difference in the World

Hacking Firefox: The secrets of about:config

Top 10 Greasemonkey Scripts

Top 10 Firefox Extensions to Improve your Productivity

Top 10 Firefox Extensions to Improve your Productivity

Speed up Firefox with these tweaks

Speed up Firefox with these tweaks

Firefox Tweak Guide

Trashmail.net Firefox Extension

TrashMail.net

Split Browser - Great new Firefox extension.

Split Browser

Overview (fullsize)

Crazy sample - you can split browser infinitely!

The 7 hidden pages within your Firefox browser

Reduce Firefox Memory Usage

MOZILLA FIREFOX CHEAT SHEET

New multipage Firefox calendar

Bookmarklets for Firefox et al

Bill's Big List of Firefox^® 2.0 Compatible Extensions