My Favorite FireFox Plug-ins

I’ve been using FireFox as my main browser now for about 9 months (maybe a little more) and have become a true convert from IE.  Since there is much more expandability on the FF side, I’ve really started depending on a select group of plug-ins.  This expandability that was never available in IE, has allowed my browser to take on new functionality that I never dreamed could be possible.  So here is a list of my current FF plug-ins.

• FireFTP – FireFTP is a free, secure, cross-platform FTP client for Mozilla Firefox.
• del.icio.us (classic version) – Keep, share and discover all your favorite things.
• ClipMarks –  With Clipmarks, you can clip the best parts of web pages.
• GUtil – Google® Utilities in your Firefox Menu and Toolbar
• Cooliris –  Cooliris Previews 2.1 for Firefox gives you the power to browse faster and send links instantly.
• Foxmarks Bookmark Synchronizer – Install Foxmarks on each computer, and it will work silently in the background to keep your bookmarks synchronized.
• Blog This for Firefox – The Blog This for Firefox adds a button to Firefox which starts a new Windows Live Writer blog post.
• Google Notebook – GNotebook allows you to clip & collect information in private & shared notebooks.

So there you have it – the mainstays of my FF add-ons.  The one other really powerful tool in FF for me is the bookmark toolbar.  I wish there was a way to make a second toolbar for bookmarks as I have trimmed each entry down to one or two letters with the “favicon” for the site.

Do you have any great FF add-in suggestions?  There are thousands out there and I know I’ve only scratched the surface.

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