Post what Extensions you use the most, name and where you got it, and what they do.

AdBlock-Got it from the main FF site- It allows you to block different ads on pages. Really handy.
Tabbrowser Preferences- Main FF site- Tabbed browsing. You can set it up to open everthing you click in a new tab instead of a new window.

 

Dublicate Tab - allows you to duplicate a tab (including it's history and page it's on). Very handy because it allows you to go back if you want to later...much better than just copying a link.

 

Adblock

All-in-One Gestures - customizable mouse gestures. Mouse gestures let you issue commands using mouse movements. So you can navigate forward, back, stop, reload, open a new tab, open a link in a new tab, open a link in a new tab in the background, open a new window, pretty much anything. and you never have to take your hand off the mouse.

Gmail Notifier - puts a gmail notifier in the status bar, to tell me if i have any e-mail

Tabbrowser Preferences

edit: also have a source code checker, that checks pages for standards compliance in the browser and in the View Source window. useful for web developers. and a download manager extension. but these aren't on my work computer.

all from the FF extensions site

 

chromedit <-- this one pwnz. i dont see 90% of banners
all in one gestures
google preview
IE view
unilinker

 

Gmail Notifier - if you don't know what that means.... you are dumb.

Nuke Anything - I can right click on anything in a webpage and remove it.

Flash Click To Play - Flash animations don't automatically load, they have a placeholder. If I choose to play the flash, I just click on it and it loads like normal.

 

with nuke anything does whatever you remove come back if you refresh or go back to the page later or is it gone forever or until you un-nuke it?

 

tabbrowser prefs
paste and go
gdirections
bookmarks synchronizer
focus last selected tab
hash coloured tabs
googlebar
myspace bar

all found on the ff site, the names are pretty self explanatory.

 

Just a simple refresh of the page brings it right back.

Quite useful for things on a webpage that just annoy you. Mostly advertising stuffs. Like if I'm reading a news article and they put a big ole advertisement right in the middle of the text... right click gone. Now I can continue reading without seeing a jackrussel fucking terrior jumping all at me.

"Oh just use ADBLOCK!!"

Yes, adblock is nice... but it's a bit bulky, doesn't get everything and still doesn't let me remove what exactly I want to remove.

 

adblock
IE view
Foxy Tunes
Tweak Network
U.S. Homeland Security Threat Level

 

Adblock
All-in-one gestures
Flashgot
GreaseMonkey

some more i can't remember