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Firefox. It turned out I couldn't live without Ubiquity. Still under development, although officially it's on hiatus. The Add-On Compatibility Reporter, so I
by msg 16y ago
Firefox.
It turned out I couldn't live without Ubiquity. Still under development, although officially it's on hiatus.
The Add-On Compatibility Reporter, so I can run edge versions of extensions.
Firemacs (for sensible Emacs bindings)
TabKit (tabs on left side and tree style, with grouping and so on) and Ctrl-Tab (LRU tab switching, plus thumbnailed tab display and switch to tab by name-typing). All other tab organization systems pale in comparison.
And the rest: NoScript *
Firebug *
Web Developer Toolbar *
Greasemonkey *
IETab *
Vacuum Places DB
- photon_off 16y agoWhat features of Ubiquity do you use the most?
- msg 16y agoI'm usually making my own commands. I'm often making extra search commands. I use some of the clever integrations with maps and mail as-is. For me it's the right interface for all kinds of pages that I would have to surf to, find the box, then enter some input. Instead, I just highlight text, ctrl space, type a word, and hit enter.
- photon_off 16y agoI have something I'd like your feedback on. It'll only take about 5 minutes of your time. If it's not too much to ask, could you shoot me an e-mail?