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August 22, 2006
Dear CNET members, A while back, the CNET Download.com team asked our members what some of your favorite Firefox extensions are, and you responded heartily with excellent choices that allowed us to narrow down all of your suggestions to a list of 10. But if you missed that boat, no worries--we've created a new discussion just for you to tell us, and to tell all, what some of your favorites are. As it stands today, there are hundreds and hundreds of extensions to choose from, and who knows what's hot and what's not? So if you're a Firefox user and you've added one or many Firefox plug-ins to make your browsing experience king, help out your community by telling us what your favorite Firefox extension is and why it goes down in your books as your favorite. I'm sure many of us, including me, are always looking for undiscovered extensions to try out. In addition to submitting your favorites, vote on other members' submissions as well so that we can get an overall picture of what are truly members' favorites and maybe even the best plug-ins available out there!
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This week's hot topic:
Your favorite Firefox extensionsAs of today, there are Firefox browser extensions galore. But with so many choices, who knows what's good and what's not? After reading Download.com's latest discussion, "What's your favorite Firefox extension?", many of our members chimed in to tell us their favorites. DownThemAll is one of my favorites CNET member fun2program8 gives the DownThemAll plug-in a big thumbs-up; he explains it is a fantastic advanced download manager that is able to download links or images contained in a Web page so that he can refine his downloads and customize it to get only what he really wants. Read fun2program8's full post Mouse gestures Mouse gestures plug-in is CNET member Iceha's pick. He says that this extension saves him a lot of time by allowing him to right-click and move the mouse in a certain way to perform a task that normally would require moving the mouse across the screen to complete. Read Iceha's full post IE Tab--best of both worlds While this is a simple extension, CNET member simdan explains that this plug-in allows you open Web pages displayed in the format of Internet Explorer--inside the Firefox browser--which makes it great for checking browser compatibility and working with sites that perform only for IE. Read simdan's full post Speak Up! Which Firefox extension do you consider tops? Is there just one or a variety of plug-ins that you always use to make your browsing experience the best it can be? Read the latest CNET Download.com discussion "What's your favorite Firefox extension?" and share with us why those extensions make your hit list. • Inside Firefox 2 (Bon Echo) beta 1 From CNET Reviews • Firefox extensions downloads From CNET Download.com • Latest news on Firefox From CNET News.com • Browsers forum From CNET forums  Here are some interesting comments you've recently submitted
on CNET. Read up on it and talk about it.
• Sony's Mylo killer: PSP2? Sony recently announced the Mylo, a new portable Wi-Fi media and communications device that's geared toward college students. But wait--it has one of those already. With a few tweaks, the PSP (or its successor) could handle all of the Mylo's functions--and play games, too. What's your wish list for the existing PSP and/or the PSP2? • Why aren't your old photos digitized yet? Organizing all those boxes, bags, drawers, albums, and packets of old photos can be daunting enough to make anyone procrastinate for decades. Does the prospect of scanning them make you want to put it off another century? Or are you one of the diligent few? • The campaign for straightforward billing Verizon Online's billing patterns are out of whack. We know DSL providers like to tack on surcharges, but this summer, some DSL bills rose by $15 in June, then decreased $14 the next month. What on earth is going on? Are you angry with your network provider and not going to take this anymore? Or are you a network provider who's mad at being put on the spot? |
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