adblock plus, flashblock (everybody knows flash is crap), googleMail checker (shows a gmail icon with the amount of incomming msgs) and page monitor to keep track of sites without RSS feed or twitter!
@mrichardson23 is there a chance that you will post some basic electronics videos like collin on the make channel? or do you recommend a site to get started with adruino, electronics and stuff like that? cheers from Austria/ Europe
I enjoy using SwitchySharp which is an updated version of ProxySwitchy. It's very handy with rewrite rules allowing you to pass certain URL matches to a proxy to handle response/request data and of course regular proxy use.
Ok, the Plain Text part of Create Link is cool.. the other stuff is good but not super critical. My #1 plug-in is AdBlock Plus. I don't know how you could rate anything higher as essential. I freaking hate ADs... they just ruin productivity and load times. I can see from a business end though people like ads... sorry, I'll only like MY ads on MY webpage for OTHER people, but be blocking all of the rest for ME ;-)
@MonkeyFCoconut I generally don't feel the need to block ads. On the sites I go to, they're generally not that obtrusive to me. The two exceptions are video pre-roll ads and those ads that cover the screen that you have to click past to view an article. I don't see those often and I usually don't make it a habit to go to the sites that use those.
"Screen Capture (by Google)" for chrome. You can make screengrabs of a webpage and annotate it. Then save, or copy to clipboard. Its good for saying to your dad "Click THIS button".
fast dial, its a homepage addon that displays in thumbnails the sites you want, with different themes colors and so on, i cant make it without it cause i am registered to many forums and sites so when i wanna open them all i just click the mouse whell to the thumbnails i want
feedly. It aggregates all the sites I visit frequently into a newspaper style front page and has a "feeds unread" readout like it were email. I save a lot of time because I no longer have to check for new posts on each page. It can track RSS aswell as track pages without RSS.
I use stumble upon as a "favorites" panel so i can retrieve any website or information from any computer. instead of having to link someone a file later, I just log on there and it has all my favorites stored. Thanks for the upload!
Scrapbook for firefox. Absolutely indispensable for downloading and organising information from web pages. It is a researchers best friend and the reason I use Firefox. It also has capabilities that can be exploited beyond the basics that make it even more powerful.
I'm not a blogger but I can see why the Create Link app. works for you.
@DimmeDriver In case you're implying this video is an ad, I'll make it clear: this video is not an ad. I'm demoing software that I use daily and frequently recommend to others. I did not receive compensation and the software highlighted is free and open source anyway.
adblock plus, flashblock (everybody knows flash is crap), googleMail checker (shows a gmail icon with the amount of incomming msgs) and page monitor to keep track of sites without RSS feed or twitter!
@mrichardson23 is there a chance that you will post some basic electronics videos like collin on the make channel? or do you recommend a site to get started with adruino, electronics and stuff like that? cheers from Austria/ Europe
konsu89 1 month ago
I enjoy using SwitchySharp which is an updated version of ProxySwitchy. It's very handy with rewrite rules allowing you to pass certain URL matches to a proxy to handle response/request data and of course regular proxy use.
warlord90210 1 month ago
Ok, the Plain Text part of Create Link is cool.. the other stuff is good but not super critical. My #1 plug-in is AdBlock Plus. I don't know how you could rate anything higher as essential. I freaking hate ADs... they just ruin productivity and load times. I can see from a business end though people like ads... sorry, I'll only like MY ads on MY webpage for OTHER people, but be blocking all of the rest for ME ;-)
MonkeyFCoconut 1 month ago
@MonkeyFCoconut I generally don't feel the need to block ads. On the sites I go to, they're generally not that obtrusive to me. The two exceptions are video pre-roll ads and those ads that cover the screen that you have to click past to view an article. I don't see those often and I usually don't make it a habit to go to the sites that use those.
mrichardson23 1 month ago
"Screen Capture (by Google)" for chrome. You can make screengrabs of a webpage and annotate it. Then save, or copy to clipboard. Its good for saying to your dad "Click THIS button".
CognosSquare 1 month ago
fast dial, its a homepage addon that displays in thumbnails the sites you want, with different themes colors and so on, i cant make it without it cause i am registered to many forums and sites so when i wanna open them all i just click the mouse whell to the thumbnails i want
zefuros 1 month ago
feedly. It aggregates all the sites I visit frequently into a newspaper style front page and has a "feeds unread" readout like it were email. I save a lot of time because I no longer have to check for new posts on each page. It can track RSS aswell as track pages without RSS.
solace1369 1 month ago
I wish face niff was still an extension for fire fix
bccully 1 month ago
ook
abelcool23 1 month ago
I use adblock plus, tamper data, and greasemonkey (get script 119840 to save you from youtube spam videos).
ccrimsonfox 1 month ago
Stylebot is just super awesome if you want to change the CSS of webpages.
Schindlabua 1 month ago
lights out extension!!
matthiasgh 1 month ago
My favourite browser extensions for FireFox are:
Downthemall, Flashblock and Firebug.
Spoif 1 month ago
i really love the Pinterest browser extension too
laurenmarti 1 month ago
If only there was an option to add an API for a custom URL shortener.
snomimons 1 month ago
Google Chrome: RSS Live Links.
It restores that essential feature of reading RSS feeds for me and alerting me when a feed has updated.
raceimaztion 1 month ago
I use stumble upon as a "favorites" panel so i can retrieve any website or information from any computer. instead of having to link someone a file later, I just log on there and it has all my favorites stored. Thanks for the upload!
ken25taylor 1 month ago
Reddit Enhancement Suite, Adblock Plus, grease monkey, stylish
Rogy56 1 month ago
AdBlock Plus :)
carlsontechnology 1 month ago 19
Photo Zoom for chrome..
gery49 1 month ago
Chromium Wheel Smooth Scroller
Elliottslingsby 1 month ago
Firegestures..so awesome :D
usrnamedenied 1 month ago
Adblock. More than anything.
AlexGP90 1 month ago
Universal Amazon Wishlist
Xeaxs 1 month ago
Reddit Enhancement Suite.
TheGhettoable 1 month ago 6
@TheGhettoable I've been using Reddit more and more every day. I should probably check this one out.
mrichardson23 1 month ago
@mrichardson23 You won't regret it. You can create shortcuts to your favorite sub-reddits, keyboard navigation and Reddit be forever scrollable,
TheGhettoable 1 month ago
Chrome to Phone is my No1 extension, I also use Read Later, Facebook Chat and Google Mail Checker.
rew632 1 month ago
Gmail checker.
LegoKid92 1 month ago
Scrapbook for firefox. Absolutely indispensable for downloading and organising information from web pages. It is a researchers best friend and the reason I use Firefox. It also has capabilities that can be exploited beyond the basics that make it even more powerful.
I'm not a blogger but I can see why the Create Link app. works for you.
Thanks for the vid...
JohnnyContempt 1 month ago
DAP for chrome
Caterpillarthebest 1 month ago
I would say Read it Later is my must have extension.
dek5704 1 month ago
@dek5704 Oh, I definitely need to use something like "Read it Later." I tried Instapaper for a while, but couldn't stick with it.
mrichardson23 1 month ago
AdBlock for safari is always handy. Google cleaner is also great.
gizmoguyar 1 month ago
Like it!
zandvlootje 1 month ago
I dont use any ^^
Nippe0000 1 month ago
Please don't turn your channel into an ads-channel like kipkay.
DimmeDriver 1 month ago
@DimmeDriver In case you're implying this video is an ad, I'll make it clear: this video is not an ad. I'm demoing software that I use daily and frequently recommend to others. I did not receive compensation and the software highlighted is free and open source anyway.
mrichardson23 1 month ago 10