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If there was an osacar for extensions it would go to. . .

Post by xjr1300 »

Hiroshi Shimoda for Tabbrowser Extensions V1.10.200lots of numbers

Why?
Take a built in FireFox function such as tabbed browsing and build onto it extra, meaningful, useful, simple to use functionality. Its brilliant, I use it all the time now especially the session reloading.
Well done!

Second place would go to Jeremy Gillick's Extension Uninstaller, what a life saver. It does exactly what it says on the tin, no messing!
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PS
Why isnt tabbrowser extensions on the firefox extensions website

http://update.mozilla.org/extensions/?a ... on=firefox

huh?
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Because it's not well-liked by many, who see it as fat, bloated and destabilizing to Firefox.

If you want the basics, use Tabbrowser Preferences instead - http://www.pryan.org/mozilla/site/TheOneKEA/tabprefs/
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No, if there was an oscar for extensions it would go to Momokatte for FireSomething.
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TheOneKEA wrote:Because it's not well-liked by many, who see it as fat, bloated and destabilizing to Firefox.

If you want the basics, use Tabbrowser Preferences instead - http://www.pryan.org/mozilla/site/TheOneKEA/tabprefs/


TheOneKEA, I keep trying every build of Tabbrowser Preference, but it never work on my system. I'm not sure why, but it won't open exteranl link in new tab. I finally give up...go back and use TBE. Yes, it kinda make the Firefox a bit slower, but every function of TBE is working on my system.
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Kasteo wrote:
TheOneKEA wrote:Because it's not well-liked by many, who see it as fat, bloated and destabilizing to Firefox.

If you want the basics, use Tabbrowser Preferences instead - http://www.pryan.org/mozilla/site/TheOneKEA/tabprefs/


TheOneKEA, I keep trying every build of Tabbrowser Preference, but it never work on my system. I'm not sure why, but it won't open exteranl link in new tab. I finally give up...go back and use TBE. Yes, it kinda make the Firefox a bit slower, but every function of TBE is working on my system.


How does TBP open external links on your system then? I fixed a small bug in v0.6.5 that should definitely make the four options on the external link controller listbox do what they say they do.
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Post by Kasteo »

I just install 0.6.5, but I still have the same problem, it won't open the external link in new tab. It just open external link in the current tab. Even I set the internal link to open in new tab but it won't open, unless I click "Lock all tabs(open all links in new tabs)".
But then it will open every links in new tab which is I don't want. I just want the external link to open in new tab and internal link to open in the current tab.

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Cusser wrote:No, if there was an oscar for extensions it would go to Momokatte for FireSomething.

My thoughts exactly. "And for best supporting actor in a comedy..." :D
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Post by mallrat4 »

oscar goes to easy gestures from me - great tool for exploring the net!
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Adblock, easily.
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Post by wormeyman »

I am one of the people that hates TBE ;)

so my vote goes for adblock 0_o
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Post by Nforcr14 »

All in One Gestures, hands down.
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Post by Rowne Mastaile »

Oddly enough, despite its bugs, mine would go to Slogger.

Now I can backup the internet.

Which saves the older, more pedestrian ways I was trying to preserve the pages I wanted to.
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Post by lynchknot »

I use duplicate tab and reload all tabs often. is there another ext. that will enable this?
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Post by Dunderklumpen »

My guess is that TBE is not listed because the developers do not recommend it in fact they recommend not using it.
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