Fast Video Download: You know that video on Youtube is gonna’ get pulled down and there’s no real way to bookmark it in that case.GSpace: 7 Gigs of online storage is really darned helpful if you have a big file you want to access at work.Session manager not only remembers the crashed session, it remembers the previous sessions up to the amount you want saved. Especially when you surf with about 20 tabs. Session Manager: Nothing sucks more than crashing mid-surf and being unable to find those pages again.Better Gmail: Gmail looks sort of bland so I added this nifty plugin that adds folder views a fair amount of labels and some skinning to make Gmail have that desktop Email program love.Easy to check new mail and login to them with a simple selection. Gmail Manager: I direct all of my email to my Gmail accounts and have them all in a little plugin on the lower right hand side of my browser.So here’s a list of add-ons that I personally find indispensable on both my Mac and My Pc (except 1): “I really wish I could use mouse gestures like in Opera.” Someone’s thought of it. “I really wish that there was a way to get all my emails right in firefox plus notifications…” Someone’s thought of it. If you need it and can think of it chances are someone has already come up with a way for you to do it in firefox. But that’s not why Firefox is probably the best browser ever: the perks are in the add-ons.Īnyone who has made the switch from any browser (Safari, IE, Opera) to the freedom that is Firefox might realize, real quickly, that the browsers strength is in the add-ons. The new version ( Firefox 3) is even better, offering a ton of stuff like an address bar that knows what you’re thinking (or so it seems like it sometimes). Firefox is fast, plays nicely with the web, and is decent with your computer resources.

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