iTWire – “Mozilla has released Fashion Your Firefox, giving Firefox users an easy way to discover and install add-ons and customize the browser based on their interests and online activities.”
Very cool!
CIO – “I love a good vendor war, especially when it’s in a region that’s been relatively peaceful for some time.”
Kit O’Toole – "The following is a guide to some of the most useful – and stable – extensions I use regularly with Firefox."
[Updated] – Fixed link
ABC News – “Last week, Mozilla, the nonprofit organization behind Firefox, released an “alpha” version of Fennec, just as the desktop version of its browser reached 20 percent of the market for the first time.”
A list from TECH.BLORGE.com
I’m going to have to take a look at more of these. I’m becoming an add-on junkie. Maybe I need to join AOA?
Lifehacker – “We love Firefox for its extensibility, but sometimes we run into an extension or two that dons the “Experimental” label on the Firefox add-ons site.”
Res Ipsa Blog – “As the amount of scholarly material available on the web increases, so to does the need to an efficient means to find, sort, organize and cite the material. Below are twenty of the best tools available on Firefox that researchers can choose from to build a customized, highly efficient research tool.” (via)
Lifehacker – “The Slacker Manager weblog has posted a handy Firefox 2.0 keyboard shortcut for undoing closed tabs: Ctrl-Shift-T (Windows) or Cmd-Shift-T (Mac).”
Ooooooooh.
BBC – “The latest version of web browser Firefox will make changes to the way people search for information online, says its developer”
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