Firefox

These are all the things I add to Firefox:

Del.icio.us is the original online bookmark storing and sharing site. This fantastic plugin puts all of your bookmarks at your fingertips, whatever machine you’re on. It can also show a sidebar of all your tags.

The “downloads” window that opens as a default in Firefox is pretty inconvenient and inaccessible. This plugin puts your downloads in the status bar. (I like to have them fade away five seconds after completing.)

I like to know what’s coming up in the weather. This handy plugin sits in the status bar and show current and future conditions from accuweather.com. I save real estate by having it show only icons and get the details by mouse rollover.

Ever run into website that you just don’t understand? Don’t want to open a new tab just to Google every word you don’t know? Now you can just right-click on any word and open a new tab about it, via Answers.com.

Stumble Upon is an awesome repository of websites, tagged and sorted. You specify the topics that interest you and then you have a random button for the internet!

This is plugin that made me move back to Firefox from Flock. I find most of the things I blog about on the internet. It used to be called Performancing, but whatever the name, it’s a tool to blog from within the browser.

FireFTP is a full-fledged File Transfer Protocol program contained within Firefox. I am often somewhere that can not install a program, but I can add a plugin to Firefox. Highly recommended.

This is a theme for Firefox, a kind of skin that let’s you change the look of the browser. This one is very Christian. There is also a blue version.

A really cool feature of Firefox is the search engine box in the upper right corner. I got used to calling it the “Google box” from using Safari. However, with Firefox, you can add other search engines to the list of possibilities.