Which FireFox add-ons do you use?

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Skype is something else I am going to have to try.

Question on skype, do both ends of the call have to connect through a computer or can you call a normal phone for free?

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1 click weather
autoproxy
clear history
download helper
erasor
flash block
trackmenot
ghostery
ip (the bad word)
keylogger beater
no FB tracking
redirect remover
tab mix plus
tab renamerizer
tweak network
personas
xmarks

That and many about:config things makes my Firefox fly and makes it very secure indeed.

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If the other person has the skype app on their phone, It's free.
Or you can buy skype credits and call any number anywhere.

It's better fro free though, get the skype app on your mobile and you're sorted.

I use the internet explorer addon lmao

I'm personal not a big fan of firefox but thats just my opinion

The earthquake add on!!

I love it lol although a few times it made me jump because it shakes my screen depending on the size of the quake. It has a bar at the bottom that you can set to show whatever size quake you want and the locations as well. When one hits your designated area that you chose it shakes the screen and pops up in the bar at the bottom.

I also had a FB add on so my page was Hello Kitty

I also had the Flickr addon since I use it a lot for picture editing.


I don't have these add ons on this computer since it's my roommates. My computer died last month but those were the add ons I used.

I have described the add-ons that I use in 'Firefox Users : must have list' thread, just look at the last post. Mod censured the links but the names of the add-ons are there and you can find them on the Mozilla's addons page. At least they're helping me to avoid stupid ads on I-net and to automate some of my daily activities. And I have to say 20b) is for those who do not know how to use browsers nowadays. If the Mod want to censure me, why he did not remove the names name of add-ons? It's long conversation.