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To install Firebug manually : There are two ways to run extensions manually: 1. Extract the XPI : Download the XPI file that contains the extension Locate the 'extensions' folder within your profile (e.g. via Firefox menu > Help > Troubleshooting Information > Show Folder) Create a new folder within the 'extensions' folder and call it like the add-on's id (for Firebug this is firebug@software.joehewitt.com) Extract the XPI into that folder 2. Get the sources from the git repository: A detailed description for how to do that can be found on the development setup description on the Firebug wiki. It's similar to the description above with the addition that you'll be able to always get the latest sources. Two notes: - The folder name must be the same as the addon's ID (look in install.rdf of the addon) In your case it's not firebug-2.0b1 , but firebug@software.joehewitt.com - The directory where the addon should be placed is not where the Firefox itself is installed, but into your Firefox's profile. By default it's in %APPDATA%MozillaFirefoxProfilesXXXXXextensions (where XXXXX is name of your profile folder. More info about profiles you can find here)

Stylish Add-on with various tweaks to accommodate Stylish Custom² and Stylish Editor² add-ons.

Add-on compatible with Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. OutWit Images distinguishes itself by allowing users to easily save the pictures onto their hard disk while they browse through the results. Grab images with a simple drag and drop, or by setting size or format criteria : if high-resolution pictures can be found behind the thumbnails, the program will extract them automatically. Its sleek, easy-to-use interface displays the thumbnails on a black background and allows to smoothly scroll through quantities of images, making the search efficient and easy. Very good extension for downloading images from the web. Used to like cooliris, but the autocatch feature on this makes it the better image tool.

Bypasses the flickr.com filter in Iran, UAE, Saudi Arabia, China and other banned countries and places... Just install the extension and restart your browser. There is no configuration, no menu, no icon... All needed configurations are done automatically! After restarting, you can access flickr.com, without any restriction! Just notice that you should use the basic uploader instead of the flash version. You can find the basic uploader here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/upload/basic And an interview about this extension on "Global Voices": http://www.globalvoicesonline.org/2007/02/14/access-flickr-iran/ History: In my country (Iran), unfortunately, the flickr.com is banned. I'm a fan of that photo-archive website, so I wrote this extension just to help my dear friends who can not access flickr.com from Iran.

First, you'll need to track down your installed scripts. They're in your Firefox profile, under the "gm_scripts" sub-folder. Or, if you'd prefer, you can skip the search and download any script from the online script repository. Next, you need to change the file extension from .js (Javascript) to .txt (plain text). After you've changed the extension, double-click the file to view the code. Copy and paste the code into the User Script Compiler and hit "Generate." Voila! Your new Firefox extension (.xpi) is complete. To install in Firefox, simply drag the new extension onto the Firefox interface and follow the prompts.

Donc pour modifier les paramètres par défaut de l’extension, il vous faut 1. télécharger le fichier XPI au lieu de l’installer sur Firefox (donc aller sur le site d’Openly, et faire un clic gauche “Enregistrer la cible du lien sous…” 2. dézipper le fichier (changer l’extension .XPI en .ZIP si nécessaire) 3. modifier les fichiers (XML) nécessaires pour que les paramètres par défaut soient différents 4. rezipper tous les fichiers, remettre une extension .XPI au ZIP obtenu 5. charger le fichier XPI sur un serveur 6. pointer vers ce fichier depuis une page du site de la bibliothèque, vantant les mérites de cette extension Le plus difficile évidemment, c’est l’étape 3. Je vais essayer d’être le plus clair possible, car il me semble que le XML fait peur à certains.

The DOM Inspector (also known as DOMi) is a developer tool used to inspect, browse, and edit the Document Object Model of documents - usually web pages or XUL windows. The DOM hierarchy can be navigated using a two-paned window that allows for a variety of different views on the document and all nodes within.

"Mon Firefox, je l’aime, je ne le quitte plus !" Petit à petit, l’activité principale effectuée sur un ordinateur devient... le surf sur internet. Du coup, le navigateur devient rapidement le logiciel qu’on exécute en premier, et le dernier que l’on quitte avant d’éteindre son ordinateur. Du coup, pourquoi ne pas en faire le centre de votre vie numérique ? Aucune des extensions suivantes n’est indispensable, et certaines pourront même être considérées comme "gadget". Cependant, à chacun ses besoins, et certaines d’entre elles pourraient vous faire gagner un temps précieux, en contrôlant votre lecteur audio, en se substituant aux post-it, en remplaçant vos outils de messagerie instantanée. En plus, elles vous permettront d’étonner vos amis ("Ha bon, on peut faire tout ça avec un navigateur ?")...

Scrapbook et Zotero Scrapbook vous permet d’enregistrer tout ou partie d’une page - par exemple pour une lecture ultérieure - mais ne s’arrête pas là ! Vous pourrez surligner des passages intéressants, classer ou annoter les pages enregistrées et bien entendu y effectuer des recherches. Zotero est quant à elle une extension proposant un certain nombre de fonctionnalités équivalentes, mais est plutôt réservée aux étudiants et chercheurs souhaitant construire un corpus bibliographique (Zotero s’interfaçant par exemple avec OpenOffice.org pour y lister les citations que vous aurez trouvées sur le web). Zotero est bien plus complexe à prendre en main que Scrapbook, mais est beaucoup plus complet et peut quasiment se substituer au logiciel EndNote bien connu des chercheurs, documentalistes et autres thésards.

Append selected text to the URL of your favourite site enabling you to submit a query to any website. For example - highlight a placename/postcode and open using Google maps... Much easier and quicker to use than adding search engines to the context search. Instructions: Highlight some text, right click and choose a URL that you have defined to open it with.

Un peu envahissant et peut etre pas si utile : DeeperWeb is the essential addon for Google (sidebar). Information is mapped into categories for fast and easy access to results such as answers, news, Wikipedia, videos, podcasts, articles, experts and more… Customize Google and boost your search.

Comment changer le style de l'affichage de GMail Vous connaissez peut-être l'extension Stylish pour Firefox présentée par Falkra sur ce blog. Nous allons voir maintenant comment il est possible facilement avec l'aide de Stylish de changer le look très sobre du webmail Gmail par celui de Gmail Redesigned (by Globex Designs)

...generates XPaths while browsing or inspecting HTML/XML/*ML documents; evaluates your XPaths and inspects the results; extracts the content.

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Mozilla Labs experiment into connecting the Web with language in an attempt to find new user interfaces that could make it possible for everyone to do common Web tasks more quickly and easily. The overall goals of Ubiquity are to explore how best to: * Empower users to control the web browser with language-based instructions. (With search, users type what they want to find. With Ubiquity, they type what they want to do.) * Enable on-demand, user-generated mashups with existing open Web APIs. (In other words, allowing everyone–not just Web developers–to remix the Web so it fits their needs, no matter what page they are on, or what they are doing.) * Use Trust networks and social constructs to balance security with ease of extensibility. * Extend the browser functionality easily.

It is activated by the keyboard CTRL Space command which displays a transparent black rectangle in the upper left corner of the screen below the Firefox header area. That screen resembles a command line waiting for user input. There are about 50 commands that Ubiquity comes installed with which are the core of the extension. This reaches from posting messages (about a website) to Twitter, looking up information on Wikipedia, performing web searches on various search engines or looking up information on Google Maps. The real benefit for the user is that he does not have to leave the current tab to get the information because everything happens in that black box. Results are shown in that block as well in real time.

Don’t have the time to read a long article on a web page? Then it might be worth to give the Great Summary service a try. The service extracts the most important sentences of a web page and provides them as a summary to the user. A Firefox add-on is available for Great Summary as well. It adds an entry to the right-click menu which sends the page to Great Summary. The service could be very interesting if the developers would improve the detection rate of the important parts of a web page further. They should also lay more emphasize on titles and lists because these usually contain important information. Still: There is not much to lose here. If you are desperately needing a summary you might want to give Great Summary a try.

An Extension to Bypasses the flickr.com filter in Iran, UAE, Saudi Arabia, China and other banned countries and places...

Avec iMacros, vous pouvez remplir, rapidement et facilement, les formulaires sur Internet, vous rappeler des mots de passe, télécharger les informations d’autres sites, « scraper » le Web (récupérer les données de plusieurs sites), et beaucoup plus.

Replaces the default favicon for web pages without one with a visually pleasing identicon, which is unique for each domain. The extension uses the CRC-32 code of the web page's domain name to seed the identicon renderer.

Certaines de cet extensions ne sont malheureusement pas encore compatibles avec Firefox 3, mais ce dernier étant tellement plus performant et modeste en consommation mémoire que Firefox 2, je le privilégie tant que possible.

Its interface is very much similar to the FTP interface that lists local folders in the left panel and S3 buckets/files/folders in the right panel. Files/folders can be moved from the local computer to Amazon's storage space and vice versa.

Creates a full fledged Firefox XPI (extension) from a greasemonkey script._I modified the output of the compiler to include multiple scripts with the ability to enable and disable individual features.