A Tokyo based software company has created Lunascape - a free brower that handles all three major web rendering engines - Firefox’s Gecko, Internet Explorer’s Trident and Chrome/Safari WebKit.
The browser has been available in Japanese for a while now (since 2001) but Lunascape 5 is the first English version of the browser.
Webmail Notifier is a cool add-on to Firefox with which you can easily check your mails using your Firefox browser.
There is no arguing that YouTube is the most popular video sharing site out there, but that isn’t to say that there aren’t things about it that annoy users. With that said, there are a wide array of plugins for Firefox to make the YouTube user experience that much better. Here are over 20 that will let you save your favorite videos before they disappear, stop them from autoplaying when you come to a page, and more.
When Google released their AJAX Language API last March, I had high hopes that a lot of cool new applications would be created that might allow me to experience parts of the web that were previously incomprehensible. There is potential for a number of applications that go far beyond simple localization.
Reddit’s developers have been busy adding a bunch of new features to the site. One of them is a neat Firefox plugin that brings a lot of Reddit’s functionality directly to the browser. Let’s take a look at what’s available out there if you want to socialize from within Firefox.
If you are not familiar with how Firefox add-ons work, here is a quick introduction. Firefox is a free browser that anyone can use. But unlike other browsers, Firefox allows third party developers to come up with useful applications. These applications can be installed on the browser, and they appear to be part of the browser. For this reason, they are also commonly referred to as Firefox extensions.
Some webmasters develop a keen sense for spotting valuable domain names. They might be reading an article, thinking about something or discussing something with friends or coworkers. It makes “pling” suddenly and they have the idea for an excellent domain name. If only it would be still available. The usual way to check that would be to head over to the domain registrar of their choice, type in the domain name and wait for the results.
Firefox is the only web browser in the world that has tons of enthusiastic followers. I've seen desktop wallpapers, icons, t-shirts, graffiti, and even tattoos that are dedicated to Firefox. But it didn't stop there. Just recently, I saw some videos on YouTube that promotes the use of Firefox.
Finding yourself in a fix for a theme based around your favorite sports team? Recently, a lot more sports related themes have been making their way up the Firefox theme ranks. No matter if you are a fan of football, baseball, rugby, soccer, or any other theme out there - I am sure these popular sports themes for Firefox will make you want to stand up and cheer!
Firefox is one browser that offers you thousands of extensions and add-ons to get the job done without wasting any time. I’ve compiled a list of best 30 Firefox add ons that will help you do just about anything. On the top of my head and my personal favorite.
