Jeremy, the SplitLink-URL is broken (”Add-on not found!”)..

How about x Firefox Extensions that kill your computer? Some of these I already have, some I plan to check out but I am apprehensive because Firefox can really hog system recourses with some extensions.

BTW, the link to “SplitLink” didn’t work.

nice list, i already have most of them

Thanks for the great post… A lot of these I didn’t know about… Off to try SearchStatus and a couple more…

nice…i am trying out some of them

nice collection! I have some of these, especially firebug - I love firebug helps be see what is Fing with my webpage - for example - kontera was laggin my blog because of loading all the images for their dynamic links - so I took it off - firebug is a dfinite must have

Nice list. I can confirm the value of these extensions from my own experience, although some of them are new to me (meanwhile installed )

When you click the link to Splitlink you get following message: Ad-on not found

Is the listing in some order ? I use last 2 tools only

Must check out splitlink.

YSlow is also a must-have on my list:
http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/

It’s the easiest way to optimize page load time

What about http://ff.seoquake.com/? It’s much better that SEO for Firefox.

Okay splitlink goes to ‘addon not found’ then I got redirected to ScribeFire plugin o.O’?

Nice list you compiled there. might have to get them now

A good list. I have most of them already and I use them quite a bit.

What aboutt MeasureIt? I love that plugin - maybe it’s more for designers though.

Great list! Will definitely have to look at more of them as they all seem beyond useful!

They are some great tools, i am also using some other ones but i will add them to my browser asap.

you forgot a real good one
Screen grab (https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1146/) takes a screenshot of the webpage and saves it as an image file. This saves a ton of time compared to the method I used to use take a screenshot and open Adobe Photoshop to crop the image.

hahaha… I like ColorZilla a lot….

Hey Jeremy, the link to SplitLink goes to a 404 and I didn’t find it with a quick search.

Extensions are one of the things that make firefox great, I use a ton of them and found a few more on this list

Hey Shoe,

How could you forgot about Link Diagnosis Firefox Extension? - it gives you lots of info about backlinks and also you can find out how old is the page. There is no other tool that gives you that information.

Good post… I just installed a few of these I didn’t have. Cool… Thanks.

Google Global is interesting. I’ve come across blogs and bloggers from so many different countries.

Hi Jeremy,

Thank you for this great list, i had some of them, but the most useful I didn’t have!!!, I will share this with many people by sending them to your blog!!, Keep up the good work and inspirational writing!!..

I use SEO Elite. And love it. I know that FF is coming out with its 3rd version still in beta. I wonder when it will be released. I did download the link analysis script.

Thanks a ton. To be honest I had none. I installed many of them. Thanks a lot

Had look I have most of these already but found this little number its called PicLens, allows you to look at photos in the coolest way check it just go to firefox extensions and search for it. No SEO benefit but looks class.

Just installed. That SEO LINKS plugin isnt good. Makes all links DARK Red….and looks get a bit crappy

Great set, featuring a few must grabs for me. I am about to rip out the Alexa bar in IE&. It has slowed down everything to a very slow crawl.

firefox also has an awesome FTP client that works through Firefox called FireFTP. once you download it it lives on the Firefox tool bar. I love iT!

Have heard of most of those, except LiveHTTPHeaders and Web Developer. Gonna have to check those out I guess.

I will check them out…I didnt know these available…

Link Diagnosis is good extension for SEO as well. Link here - http://www.linkdiagnosis.com

I love DownloadEmbedded… why bother putting youtube’s embed code on your site when you can just download the video directly and upload it to your site using your own FLV player? Also, with using Agriya FLV players, you can have your own video links appear at the end of each video thus increasing pageviews.

I am going to be ALL over this list. I can’t wait to see what I learn from that first SEO one. I just discovered firefox extensions last week, with Morning Coffee loading all my basic web pages for me every day; I can’t wait to see how much else there is out there!

I have already downloaded a few of these and have them installed and they are already helping me out a lot to quickly find info instead of having to search for a browser tool that will show me incoming links etc

Yea the ILQ (Inbound Link Quality) tool is a great tool Bob Mutch (one of my friends) wrote that he actually does pretty good with that site, great tool though!

Download Embedded doesn’t work on youtube, it’s specifically mentioned on their download page.

The only plugin I have is the SearchStatus one; it does come in handy!

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Thanks for the great list! I use Firebug and Web Developer everyday. Couldn’t live without them now. I can’t wait to try the SEO add-ons that you listed. A big thanks to the geekboys for listing the Screengrab add-on which will get used nearly everyday as well.

I must try some of these. It sounds like they could save some time and provide some interesting information.

Thanks Shoe

I’m a huge fan of Aaron’s SEO for Firefox, that thing is crucial if you do any research at all. Whereas the other tools do make things easier (like seeing CSS code as it renders and seeing live headers), SEO for Firefox increases your productivity in light years. (look up PR, inbounds, age, etc. with a click!)

Thanks Shoe!

-Mike

Absolutely agree on the extensions - I’d be lost with SEO for Firefox and Web Dev.

Two others I use regularly:

* Page Saver - http://pearlcrescent.com/products/pagesaver/ - lets you save a JPG/PNG of the whole page, without having to take a few screenshots and paste them all together

* Domain Lookup - http://www.qualitynonsense.com/148/domain-lookup-firefox-extension/ - lets you select a phrase on a page and automatically check to see if the .co.uk/.com/etc is available

I wish SEO for Firefox or SEO Quake would work with Firefox 3.

Firefox is brilliant due to such addons;
I actually blogged about it my self recently.
on security addons:
http://rants.thenexus.tk/paranoia-as-my-guide/
and general webmaster focused ones:
http://rants.thenexus.tk/some-useful-firefox-addons-for-the-budding-webmaster/

Another one I just started using that is already proving to come in handy is google’s notebook.

I would gladly use 1,8,9 extensions..

The SEO tool works great… Firefox 3 really bring something good in browser evolution.

The SEO Link Analysis Script looks pretty cool. I went over to Joost de Valk’s blog and read more about it and it sounds like a useful tool being that it provides info that Google won’t tell us.

You should just link out the XPI for SplitLink here (on your site).

Thanks Jeremy for sharing these. I probably won’t use all of them but a few of the ones you listed I can definiately use. The Web Developer one is an excellent one as well as the FireBug one.
~Terry

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http://fireftp.mozdev.org/
best free ftp client i think

http://tamperdata.mozdev.org/
http header peeking

http://www.groowe.com/
great search toolbar (google, yahoo, live, wiki, del.icio.us, digg), complete with the subsearch button (image search, blog search etc)

all the SEO tools are very essential.
Thanks for sharing!
http://3magin8.com

Scrapbook for Firefox (http://amb.vis.ne.jp/mozilla/scrapbook/) is invaluable for long haul flights.

Hey Jeremy,

Thanks mate for the tools. I just started to use blog after so long. Had a few websites but not blog. So I’m like a little kid trying to learn as much and fast as possible.

Would appreciate if you can take a look at my blog and recommend me what else should I do with it http://zacksays.com

The Inbound Link Quality Extension is very helpful for me and really appreciate it.

Cheers!
Zacky

ColorZilla sounds a lot like a program I use called ColorCop. It’s downloadable and allows you to sample any color anywhere on your computer/ web/ documents, etc. You’re then given the number name of your color so you can use it anywhere!

I have some more, Dust-Me Selectors, Alexa Sparky, DownThemAll, Fasterfox, IETab, JSViewm Shareaholic and Stumble Upon. Thanks for sharing your list.

Thank you very much..

Thank you very much for the info..

Really all posted ad-ons are very helpful. I can add another very effective mozila firefox ad-ons & its fasterfox for Performance and network tweaks for Firefox…

Fasterfox allows to tweak many network and rendering settings such as simultaneous connections, pipelining, cache, DNS cache, and initial paint delay.

ColorZilla sounds interesting - it’s one of the few listed that I havent got. I currently use gax for grabbing colors though. I wouldn’t be without the web developer toolbar or FireBug - it’s so useful to be able to debug javascript code

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SEO for Firefox alone was worth reading this! Thanks!!!!